The author enters into discussion with colleagues about their comments regarding Purpose in the Living World? and the theory of emergent evolution. First he discusses the alleged irrationality of emergence, the intimate connection between material and living nature, and the questionability of type-laws in the manner of Dooyeweerd. He then addresses the topic of purpose in evolution and the impasse in the evolutionary debate between Dooyeweerd and Lever, colleagues at the VU University in Amsterdam. Finally he considers whether the theory of emergence is correct in its appeal to Augustine, and whether it is in agreement with the concept of theistic evolution
Abstract. The eminent historian and philosopher of biology, Michael Ruse, has written several books ...
<strong>These three remain. Creator, creature, creation: A theological profile of the ecologic...
The tradition of pragmatism has, especially since Dewey, been characterized by a commitment to non-r...
The following essay reviews Jacob Klapwijk's Purpose in the Living World: Creation and Emergent Evol...
This paper, which originated as an address to a gathering of Dutch Reformed Ministers in Potchefstr...
This dissertation considers the history and philosophy of emergent evolution, and in particular the ...
"Philosophies of emergence" - talk given at Egenis, University of Exeter, November 2006. (Note: my v...
This thesis investigated the influence exerted by dominant philosophical and scientific paradigms on...
If reductionism and a search for deterministic, predictive 'laws' of nature represented the dominant...
The concept of emergence is generally described as a specific kind of dependency relationship betwee...
Emergetism is a theory which explains the mechanism of evolutionary development of nature by stipula...
The Quest for Emergence is a comprehensive philosophical introduction to emergence. It includes the ...
Thesis (PhD (Dogmatics))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus in association with Greenwich ...
This article is written in response to Anthony O‟Hear‟s “Darwinian Tensions”. However, it goes beyon...
The way scientists responded to evolutionary ideas can yield powerful insights into understanding th...
Abstract. The eminent historian and philosopher of biology, Michael Ruse, has written several books ...
<strong>These three remain. Creator, creature, creation: A theological profile of the ecologic...
The tradition of pragmatism has, especially since Dewey, been characterized by a commitment to non-r...
The following essay reviews Jacob Klapwijk's Purpose in the Living World: Creation and Emergent Evol...
This paper, which originated as an address to a gathering of Dutch Reformed Ministers in Potchefstr...
This dissertation considers the history and philosophy of emergent evolution, and in particular the ...
"Philosophies of emergence" - talk given at Egenis, University of Exeter, November 2006. (Note: my v...
This thesis investigated the influence exerted by dominant philosophical and scientific paradigms on...
If reductionism and a search for deterministic, predictive 'laws' of nature represented the dominant...
The concept of emergence is generally described as a specific kind of dependency relationship betwee...
Emergetism is a theory which explains the mechanism of evolutionary development of nature by stipula...
The Quest for Emergence is a comprehensive philosophical introduction to emergence. It includes the ...
Thesis (PhD (Dogmatics))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus in association with Greenwich ...
This article is written in response to Anthony O‟Hear‟s “Darwinian Tensions”. However, it goes beyon...
The way scientists responded to evolutionary ideas can yield powerful insights into understanding th...
Abstract. The eminent historian and philosopher of biology, Michael Ruse, has written several books ...
<strong>These three remain. Creator, creature, creation: A theological profile of the ecologic...
The tradition of pragmatism has, especially since Dewey, been characterized by a commitment to non-r...