Intelligent Design

Popper, Kuhn, and Creationism

By krisnelson on May 18, 2010 in culture / education / history / science / science studies / theory

Since at least McLean v. Arkansas in 1981, Creationists — Christian fundamentalists who oppose evolution — have turned, intriguingly, to philosophy of science to try to justify the inclusion of Creationism alongside evolution in science classrooms.

Posted in culture, education, history, science, science studies, theory | Tagged Christianity, evolution, Francis Bacon, history, Intelligent Design, Karl Popper, religion, science, science studies, Thomas Kuhn | 1 Response

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