The Incompatibility of Naturalism and Scientific Realism
This essay argues, somewhat paradoxically,
that scientific realism can provide no support to philosophical naturalism. In
fact, the situation is precisely the reverse: naturalism and scientific realism
are incompatible.
Post-Agnostic Science: How Physics Is Reviving The Argument From Design
Physics and cosmology have led to a revival
of the argument from design,
legitimating references to the activity of an intelligent creator of nature.
This fact has implications for the practice of other sciences and disciplines.
A New Look at the Cosmological Argument American Philosophical Quarterly 34 (1997):193-212.
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Fresh Light on the Cosmological Argument
Access Research Network review by Paul Nelson of Dr. Koons' article,
"A New Look at the Cosmological Argument," in American Philosophical
Quarterly.
Faith, Probability and Infinite Passion:
Ramseyian Decision Theory and Kierkegaard's Account of
Christian Faith Faith and Philosophy 10 (1993):145-160.
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Great Beginnings: UT Origins Conference
Opens Doors to Dialogue
Interview with Dr. Koons concerning the 1997 conference
"Naturalism, Theism and the Scientific Enterprise." Dr. Koons
describes how he organized the conference, and gives commentary on
the main points discussed.
