Product Description

The Intelligent Design Movement is making both social and scientific inroads into the established ''religion'' of our culture--scientific naturalism. At its core is a group of professionals and academics who are skeptical of Darwinian macroevolution. The ''Darwinian paradigm crisis'' that is emerging is of critical importance because it raises questions about the origins of life and probes the deepest levels of what it means to be human. Doubts about Darwin presents a historical study of the rapid emergence of this movement by tracing key events, personalities, and sociocultural factors. Author Thomas Woodward poses the crucial question: How do scientists (and the public at large) come to be persuaded that they are in possession of solid scientific knowledge, and what effect do their ''stories'' have on their beliefs?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1252105 in Books
• Published on: 2004-08-24
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 304 pages

Review
"A fascinating account of what could be the most important science drama of our times."

About the Author
Thomas Woodward (Ph.D., University of South Florida) is a professor at Trinity College of Florida, where he teaches the history of science, communication, and systematic theology. He is founder and director of the C.S. Lewis Society and lectures in universities on scientific, apologetic, and religious topics. He is an avid astronomer and has been published in Moody magazine and Christianity Today.