Title: Making the world safe for lazy scientists.
Product review: As an earlier reviewer of this book pointed out, allowing the assumption of supernatural intervention into the scientific method would provide a haven for lazy scientists, and would only slow the progress of scientific research. Effective scientists can--and often do--believe in God. They just need to do that on their own time, so to speak, and not while they are researching possible mechanisms for observed natural phenomena. The nineteenth-century physicist Michael Faraday is a very good example of this. The views that Phillip E. Johnson puts forth in this book are not.
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