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Natural Order, Natural Selection, and Supernatural Design (1)
In God, Evil and Design: An Introduction to the Philosophical Issues. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 73–90 (2008)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Order and Evolution Evolution and Creation Evaluating the Rival Hypotheses Suggested Reading.Author's Profile
design and evil evolution and creation ‐ explaining the basic laws of nature Order, Selection, and Design ‐ The odds against life personal explanation hypothesis and the design hypothesis evaluating rival hypotheses natural order and of initial conditions universe exists by design and thus orders and conditions at the Big Bang
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