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33.2—March/April, 2020
on How the Naturalists Refute Themselves
32.6—November/December, 2019
32.2—March/April, 2019
Flight from the Absolute: Cynical Observations on the Postmodern West, Volume II by Paul Gosselin
31.1—January/February, 2018
Aquinas and Evolution: Why St. Thomas' Teaching on the Origins Is Incompatible with Evolutionary Theory by Michael Chaberek, O.P.
30.6—Nov/Dec, 2017
C. S. Lewis: Anti-Darwinist: A Careful Examination of the Development of His Views on Darwinism by Jerry Bergman
26.3—May/June, 2013
23.6—November/December, 2010
Darwin, Design & Thomas Aquinas
The Mythical Conflict Between Thomism & Intelligent Design
23.2—March/April, 2010
Hitler's Ethic: The Nazi Pursuit of Evolutionary Progress by Richard Weikart
22.8—November/December, 2009
on the Healing Arts as an Accessory to Evolution
22.8—November/December, 2009
Alfred Russel Wallace’s Theory Of Intelligent Evolution
by Michael Flannery
22.8—November/December, 2009
Looking for Beauty & Justice 150 Years After Darwin’s Classic
22.6—July/August, 2009
on a Noble Defense Doomed by Darwinian Materialism
21.3—April, 2008
Innate Religious Beliefs Are Evidence of God, Not of Evolution
20.7—September, 2007
Darwin Strikes Back: Defending the Science of Intelligent Design
by Thomas Woodward
20.3—April, 2007
Intelligent Thought: Science Versus the Intelligent Design Movement edited by John Brockman
19.7—September, 2006
on Why Gorillas Don’t Build Libraries But Men Do
19.5—June, 2006
The Pope, the Cardinal, the Jesuit & the Evolving Debate About Origins
18.7—September, 2005
What Really Happened at the Kansas Evolution Hearings
18.7—September, 2005
The Lessons of the Spiritualist Challenge to Darwinism
13.5—June, 2000
14.1—January/February, 2001
The Concordia Conference on Intelligent Design
14.8—October, 2001
The Evolving Debate over Origins
B. B. Warfield: Evolution,
Science and Scripture,
Selected Writings
edited by Mark A. Noll and
David N. Livingstone
15.10—December, 2002
on Evolution & Reasonable Science
17.6—July/August, 2004
Darwinism & the Rise of German Eugenics
17.6—July/August, 2004
Evolution's Defense Attorneys Are Intent on Winning--Even If They're Wrong
17.6—July/August, 2004
An conversation with William A. Dembski, Phillip E. Johnson, Jed Macosko, Paul Nelson, Edward Sisson, Richard Weikart, and Jonathan Witt About the Past, Present & Future of Darwinism & Design
17.6—July/August, 2004
A Sidebar in Edward Sisson's "Darwin or Lose"
17.5—June, 2004
on Darwinisn & Why We Let the Pandas Live
12.4—July/August, 1999
A Primer on the Discernment of Intelligent Design
12.4—July/August, 1999
Proud Obstacles & a Reasonable Hope
The Apologetic Value of Intelligent Design
12.4—July/August, 1999
Science, Theology, & the Consideration of Intelligent Design
7.4—Fall, 1994
Philosophy Disguised as Science
Darwin on Trial by Phillip Johnson
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The Fossil Record & Intelligent Design
more from the online archives
33.3—May/June 2020
Maternal Body: A Theology of Incarnation from the Christian East by Carrie Frederick Frost
Fertile Ground: A Pilgrimage Through Pregnancy by Laura S. Jansson by Agnes R. Howard
15.6—July/August 2002
Things Hidden Since the Beginning of the World
The Shape of Divine Providence & Human History by James Hitchcock
33.4—July/August 2020
on Boethius's Consolation in a Time of Plague by Thomas Albert Howard
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