Design And Darwinism (1880)

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Carmichael's critical analysis from 1880 challenges Darwin's theory of evolution, emphasizing the importance of design in understanding nature. He argues that natural selection inadequately explains life's complexity and diversity, advocating for a divine creator's role. His theological perspective critiques the scientific community's dismissal of design, contributing significantly to the 19th-century debate between science and religion. This facsimile reprint preserves the original work, highlighting its cultural importance for contemporary discussions on these themes.