In Doubts About Darwin, readers explore the rise of the Intelligent Design movement and its challenge to Darwinian macroevolution. The narrative traces how naturalistic explanations of life’s origins were questioned and reframed by scientists, scholars, and advocates.

The book profiles figures such as Michael Behe and William Dembski, detailing their contributions and the broader cultural and scientific influences that shaped the movement. It presents arguments from both proponents and critics, unveiling the nuances of a debate that still resonates in academic and public spheres.

By weaving historical research with clear analysis, this volume offers a balanced overview of Intelligent Design's development, its key controversies, and its impact on discussions about science and faith.

• Historical evolution of the Intelligent Design movement
• Profiles of key contributors
• Critical perspectives on macroevolution
• Insights into science and philosophy

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