Intelligent Design VS Darwinian Evolution
A unique online course covering comparing Intelligent Design and Darwinian Evolution.
In this unique course, Maulana Usman Ali explores the Intelligent Design Theory, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. He also breaks down the commentaries on the Intelligent Design Theory by major scientists in the field of Darwinian Evolution, deconstructing their assumptions and highlighting their flaws. He also discusses the digression of William Paley’s argument of Intelligent Design, contrasting it with Hume’s argument against it. Further commentaries from other experts in the field such as Elliot Sober and Richard Dawkins are deconstructed, identifying the correct philosophy. Finally, the argument from Imperfection is analysed, its weaknesses from a theological perspective recognized as well as scrutinising explanations from experts such as Kenneth Miller and Michael Behe.
Intelligent Design Theory: Hume versus Paley I
Lesson 1 Quiz
Intelligent Design Theory: Hume versus Paley II
Lesson 2 Quiz
Darwinian Evolution versus Intelligent Design: Argument from Imperfection I
Lesson 3 Quiz
Darwinian Evolution versus Intelligent Design: Argument from Imperfection II
Lesson 4 Quiz
AQD502 Quiz
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This course covers the following topics:
What is Intelligent Design?
Arguments for Intelligent Design
Arguments against Intelligent Design
Argument from Imperfection
What is Darwinian Evolution?
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