Darwin's God

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Cornelius Hunter presents a compelling critique of Darwinism, asserting that its foundations are rooted in theological assertions rather than empirical science. He argues that proponents of evolution often invoke a man-made conception of God to justify their claims, suggesting that a deity would not have created life as we observe it. Through clear and engaging writing, Hunter exposes the theological underpinnings of Darwinian arguments, positioning his work as a crucial contribution to the ongoing debate over the origins of life and evolution.