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<!-- HEADER.ASP ENDS --> <span class="testimonial">"Dembski unleashes a faculty for technical detail that can only be called impressive."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Publishers Weekly</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"Dembski's analysis of randomness is the most sophisticated to be found in the literature, and his discussions are an important contribution to the theory of explanation, and a timely discussion of a neglected and unanticipatedly important topic."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – William Wimsatt, philosopher of biology, University of Chicago – Re: "The Design Inference," by William Dembski</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"In my view, Dembski has given us a brilliant study of the precise connections linking chance, probability, and design. A lucidly written work of striking insight and originality, The Design Inference provides significant progress concerning notoriously difficult questions. I expect this to be one of those rare books that genuinely transforms its subject."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Jon P. Jarrett, philosopher of physics, University of Illinois at Chicago – Re: "The Design Inference," by William Dembski</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"William Dembski is perhaps the very brightest of a new generation of scholars willing to challenge the most sacred twentieth-century intellectual idol--the unproven notion that all of life can be explained in terms of natural selection and mutations."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Henry F. Schaefer III, Graham Perdue Professor and Director, Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry, University of Georgia – Re: "Intelligent Design" by William Dembski</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"I disagree strongly with the position taken by William Dembski. But I do think that he argues strongly and that those of us who do not accept his conclusions should read his book and form our own opinions and counter-arguments. He should not be ignored."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Michael Ruse, Lucyle T. Werkmeister Professor of Philosophy, Florida State University; editor of Biology and Philosophy; author of Monad to Man and many other books on Darwinism – Re: "No Free Lunch" by William Dembski</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"Dembski lays the foundations for a research project aimed at answering one of the most fundamental scientific questions of our time: what is the maximal specified complexity that can be reasonably expected to emerge (in a given time frame) with and without various design assumptions."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Moshe Koppel, Professor of Mathematics, Bar-Ilan University, Israel – Re: "No Free Lunch" by William Dembski</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"Wells is one of the leading lights of the emerging movement which is attempting scientifically to study evidence of intelligent design in the physical and biological realms."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Arthur Jones (Curriculum Consultant, UK), in The Third Way 24 (February 2001): 28-29</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">"Wells is a leading figure in the intelligent design (ID) movement."</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – Douglas Groothuis (Philosophy Professor, USA), in The Denver Journal 9 (2006)</span> <p> <span class="testimonial">William Dembski is perhaps the foremost researcher into intelligent design theory. His work turns intelligent design into a practical rather than purely theoretical theory.</span><span class="testimonialsource"> – IDEA website</span> <!-- FOOTER.INC BEGINS -->
