Paradigm Dawning
From ResearchID.org
Paradigm Dawning is an anthology of short essays on salient points for understanding the new scientific paradigm of intelligent design. These essays will explain 1.) how ID interfaces with past and current scientific knowledge, 2) past and current research of ID scholars, and 3) how one can contribute to advancing ID in theoretical work, empirical research, and technological applications.
List of Essays:
- A fresh look at intelligent design - Read how many of the researchers, scholars, and theorists of the ID community understand the concept.
- ID vs. Darwinism and Creationism - How intelligent design differs sharply from Darwinism and Creationism.
- Inferences of design in biology - Find out how one might begin to investigate evidence of design in the living world.
- Inferences of design in cosmology and astrobiology - Does the universe present evidence of design?
- ID and the origin of life - An overview of current data on the origin of life and how this relates to intelligent design.
- Intelligent Design: Passing Philosophical Fad or Enduring Scientific Question? - Is intelligent design destined to be here today and gone tomorrow?
- ID and Academic Freedom - What is a student or young professor to do about the widespread academic bias against individuals open to ID?
- The Foundations of Science and Intelligent Design - How can one tell that ID is a scientific concept?
- Curiosity and the ID Effect - How intelligent design enhances the interface between society and science.
- Critics and Analyses of ID - Some thoughts on critics of ID.
- Methodological naturalism and molecular biology - Why Methodological Naturalism cannot be a strict principle in scientific practice.
- Investigating Intelligent Design Premises
Future articles
- Questions About ID Questions
- Hero of ID: Charles Robert Darwin
- ID and Evolution
- Types of ID Researchers
- Historical Trends in Abiogenesis
- Thinking About Teleology
- Constructing an ID Research Program
- Future Scientific Applications of ID
- The Shape of Science
