Vigorously tackling one of educations most controversial issues, John W. Campbell goes through the different aspects of the debate between advocates of intelligent design and advocates of evolution. He proposes his thesis that, contrary to popular belief, intelligent design and evolution may not be mutually exclusive but, rather, may be the only explanation for the origin of humankind. By dissecting the terminology and language of both sides of the argument, he meticulously points out problems with definition and connotation, claiming that the personal biases of individuals have given these words meanings they were not meant to have. An analysis of each part of the argument, including the difference between fact and fiction, the legacy of history, and the impact of religion and science, provides an evaluation of these biases.Concerned by his observations that many are trying to remove God from society, Campbell offers suggestions for alternate ways of looking at society, examines his own biases, and urges the reader to do the same. Definitions provides an indepth, straightforward look at a complex and muddled issue as it considers such questions as where did we come from, how did we get where we are today, and what should we do it about it?About the AuthorA native of central New York, Campbell now resides in Morgantown, West Virginia, with his wife, Rita. He was inspired to write Definitions out of concern that the language used to talk about the origins and development...

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