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Francis Collins, former head of the Human Genome Project and currently Director of The National Institute of Health, is a prominent opponent of the Intelligent Design Movement, a movement that claims that modern Darwinism is insufficient for explaining the emergence and development of the complex biosystem and offers an alternate theory. In his 2006 book, The Language of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief, Collins offers a critical review of the movement that is tantamount to a call for Intelligent Design theorists to cease and desist. Collins argues that Intelligent Design is a “God of the gaps” theory, that it’s not a valid scientific theory, that it infers the existence of a “clumsy Creator” and that it inappropriately conflates scientific inquiries with religious studies. This thesis examines Collins’ critique of Intelligent Design theory from a broadly evidentialist perspective and argues that Collins’ objections to Intelligent Design theory are flawed.
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I. INTRODUCTION
II. WHAT IS INTELLIGENT DESIGN THEORY?
III. FRANCIS COLLINS’ CRITIQUE
IV. ANALYSIS
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