The Development Hypothesis; is It Sufficient?
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In this groundbreaking work, McCosh challenges the prevailing scientific view of the time that natural selection alone can account for the complexity of life on Earth. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of philosophy and theology, he argues that a higher intelligence is necessary to explain the existence of living beings.
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