In his book, Meyer seeks to show that ID offers a scientifically valid approach to inferring that an intelligent agent was responsible for the development of living systems. He acknowledges that Dembski’s explanatory filter is not sufficient to demonstrate such design causality. He appeals to the work of Charles Lyell, Charles Darwin, and Michael Scriven to . . . → Read More: Historical causal analysis
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 3 comments - (Comments are closed)  Design Inference, Signature in the Cell  Design Inference, historical causal analysis, Isaac, SignatureInTheCell The crux of Stephen Meyer’s argument in Signature in the Cell can be succinctly summarized in this syllogism: The first sentence is amply documented in his book following the definitions laid out over . . . → Read More: The Argument from Intelligence 12 comments - (Comments are closed) Information and intelligence, Signature in the Cell CSI, DNA Information, Information, Intelligence, Isaac, SignatureInTheCell Welcome to the ASA book discussion of Signature in the Cell by Stephen Meyer, published in the summer of 2009. This is a major work by Meyer, covering his extensive journey to solve what he calls the “DNA enigma” by which he means the origin of the DNA information that is ubiquitous in life. It is . . . → Read More: Signature in the Cell |
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