A collection that eviscerates the new assault on evolution from 'intelligent design' Acknowledgments 9(4) Preface: Why We Did It Again 13(3) Laurie R. Godfrey Andrew J. Petto Introduction: The Problems with Creationism 16(15) Massimo Pigliucci PART ONE: Creationism and ``Intelligent Design'' Darwinism, Creationism, and ``Intelligent Design'' 31(28) Ronald L. Numbers Creation Science Lite: ``Intelligent Design'' as the New Anti-Evolutionism 59(51) Eugenie C. Scott Wielding the Wedge: Keeping Anti-Evolutionism Alive 110(21) John R. Cole PART TWO: Scientific Perspectives Physics, Cosmology, and the New Creationism 131(19) Victor J. Stenger The Ages of the Earth, Solar System, Galaxy, and Universe 150(30) G. Brent Dalrymple Creationism and the Origin of Life: Did It All Begin in a ``Warm Little Pond''? 180(17) Antonio Lazcano ``Transitional Forms'' versus Transitional Features 197(34) Kevin Padian Kenneth D. Angielczyk Biological Complexity 231(19) Robert Dorit Logic and Math Turn to Smoke and Mirrors: William Dembski's ``Design Inference'' 250(22) Wesley R. Elsberry Human Emergence: Natural Process or Divine Creation? 272(37) C. Loring Brace PART THREE: Understanding Science God of the Gaps: The Argument from Ignorance and the Limits of Methodological Naturalism 309(30) Robert T. Pennock Is Evolution ``Only a Theory''? Scientific Methodologies and Evolutionary Biology 339(22) Norman A. Johnson The Invisible Bible: The Logic of Creation Science 361(20) J. Michael Plavcan Why Target Evolution? The Problem of Authority 381(24) Alice Beck Kehoe Why Teach Evolution? 405(38) Andrew J. Petto Laurie R. Godfrey Authors 443(6) Index 449