3 Game-Changing Benefits of a Theory of Biological Design | The Creation Podcast: Episode 88
The Creation PodcastShow Notes
Science is objective. At least, that’s what we’re told. But there are inherent issues with this statement that can cause very real confusion. How can two rational, intelligent people look at the same piece of evidence and offer different explanations for their observations—and not just different, but mutually exclusive. What causes this divide, and what can we do about it?
In the previous episodes, we looked at the purpose and power of theory; how evolutionary selectionism, the current reigning theory, is purposefully crafted to be anti-design; and how to reverse Darwin’s thought processes to develop a theory of biological design that actually works. In this episode we’ll look at how the benefits of a theory of biological design as well as a general overview of what it means to look at organisms with such a perspective.
Join host Renée Dusseau and Dr. Randy Guliuzza as they discuss this topic on episode 88 of The Creation Podcast.
Dr. Guliuzza's articles on this topic:
Why Biology Needs a Theory of Biological Design
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