Category Archives: Science and Christianity

Dawkins & “The Blind Watchmaker’s” Weasel Program

In a recent article on this site, we’ve argued that evolution doesn’t undermine belief in God, that the truth of Christianity doesn’t stand or fall with the theory of evolution, and that Christians really shouldn’t get so worked up about it.

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Has Science Explained Away God?

In a recent article in the journal Theology and Science, David Glass and Mark McCartney explore the claim that science can explain away God. The article entitled ‘Explaining and Explaining Away in Science and Religion’ (available for download here or from the publisher’s website here) explores the concept of explaining away using probability theory, identifies key questions to determine whether explaining away occurs in a given case, and then applies this approach to three case studies: evolution and design; fine-tuning; evolutionary accounts of religious belief.

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