Jeff Shallit
reports on Nancy Pearcey, a young-earth creationist who used to be a regular contributor to the
Bible-Science Newsletter (and some of those pieces became part of the intelligent design textbook,
Of Pandas and People, published by the Foundation for Thought and Ethics). Jeff checked out her 1994 book,
The Soul of Science: Christian Faith and Natural Philosophy, co-authored with Charles Thaxton (who was also the co-author of
The Mystery of Life's Origin, the first book from the FTE). He shows how her book gives a simple, short, clear, and straight-forward description of information theory, which suffers only from being completely wrong.
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