The Design Inference

Focusing on the concept of specified improbable events, the book argues that such occurrences indicate intelligent causes, challenging the explanatory power of undirected natural causes. It revitalizes classical design arguments and highlights the limitations of these causes in scientific contexts. The work appeals to philosophers of science and religion, as well as those interested in epistemology, logic, probability, complexity theory, and statistics, providing a thought-provoking exploration of the intersection between design and scientific inquiry.