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‘God of the Gaps’ – a guide for the Perplexed

Jerry Coyne on his ‘Why Evolution is True’ blog has criticised the biologist Kenneth Miller for believing that:

 the fact that there are ‘laws’ (regularities, really) in the Universe can be understood only as an act of God. The last claim is in fact a God-of-the-gaps argument, since it asserts that the best answer to the question, ‘Why are there scientific laws at all?’ is ‘God made them.’  Here Miller merely swaps ignorance for ‘God,’ just as creationist Michael Behe swaps ignorance of biochemical evolution for God.

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“The Last Superstition”: Review and Summary

The Last Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism Author: Edward Feser Hardcover & Paperback: 299 pages Publisher: St. Augustine’s Press (2009) Reviewer: G Veale

In 2003 Britains’ education secretary, Charles Clarke declared that British Universities existed to serve the economy.

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