Yes, it's more properly a PB/Book Club post. Tough shit. Atticus don't go there no' mo', so it's stuck here.
We've debated ID here (well, there) from time to time. This doesn't really touch on ID as a discipline, per se, but it tries to harmonize religion and science in search of Ultimate Truth.
Gerald Schroeder, in
The Science of God*, "advances the dialogue beyond the cliches and stereotypes of which both scientists and religious believers have been guilty."
If that sounds like a book blurb, that's because it is. Nevertheless, it appears to be accurate. I'm still working my way through it, but I'm impresed by Schroeder's ability to look at the strengths and flaws of creationism/evolution and related topics, and finding a middle ground.
Thumbs up from Gattigap.
* RT, feel free to edit to run this through the Lawtalkers link. It's beyond my ken.
