The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning & Public Debate | Phillip E. Johnson

The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning & Public Debate | Phillip E. Johnson | Johnson questions Darwin's educational and media monopoly

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	The Right Questions: Truth, Meaning & Public Debate Phillip E. Johnson InterVarsity Press, 2004 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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Publishers Weekly, objective review?

I have not read this book yet, but I have read some of Professor Johnson's other books (Darwin on Trial, Reason in the Balance, and The Wedge of Truth) in addition to many of his essays available online, and based on my familiarity with his writings I predict that the Publishers Weekly reviewer has not accurately represented this book. From the reviewers tone, I surmise that s/he is a Darwinian and that this book presents a major challenge to her/his worldview. I have followed the Intelligent Design/Darwinism debate closely, and it's the Darwinists that are most guilty of "pretentious-and repetitive-arrogance."

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Johnson questions Darwin's educational and media monopoly

Wow, looks like Johnson hurt the feelings of the Publisher's Weekly reviewer. I thought the book was OK. Johnson's point is well made, if you start the debate assuming everything started with atoms and physical laws, you'll never come up with anything else besides evolution. Any set of assumptions that always yields one conclusion needs to be questioned.

If you want a more rigorous and academic treatment of the same subject read Wiker's Moral Darwinism.

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