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Both Random and Guided
Ratio 28 (3):332-348 (2014)
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This paper argues, first, that biological evolution can be both random and divinely guided at the same time. Next it discusses the idea that the claim that evolution is unguided is not part of the science of evolution, and defends it against a number of objectionsAuthor's Profile
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