Type post
Author
Michael Behe, PhD
Date April 15, 2020
Categorized Science Tagged , bacterial flagellum , Intermediate , irreducible complexity , mechanism , mind/body , mousetrap , natural selection , purposeful arrangement of parts , random mutation
Michael Behe, PhD
April 15, 2020
Science
Professor Michael Behe invites us to review the sweep of his argument for intelligent design, as he has presented it in his books and other publications. Read More ›
Type post
Author
Michael Behe, PhD
Date March 11, 2020
Categorized Science Tagged , intelligent design , intentionality , Introductory , Mount Rushmore , purposeful arrangement of parts
Michael Behe, PhD
March 11, 2020
Science
That “X Factor,” Behe explains, is an intelligence inconceivably beyond our own. Read More ›
