Darwin's predictable defenders: A response to Massimo Pigliucci by William A. Dembski
| Abstract | Some Darwinists keep their Darwinism close to the vest. Others wear it on their sleeves. Massimo Pigliucci has it tattooed on his forehead. Indeed, his "Darwin Day" celebrations at the University of Tennessee have become an annual orgy of self-congratulation before Darwin's idol. | |||||||||
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