Earle Fox is an Episcopal priest who received a doctorate in philosophy on the relationship of science and theology from Oxford U. in 1964. Many ASAers Active Martin L. Price realized that his 1969 Ph.D. in biochemistry equipped him to do agriculture as much as medicine. About it, Martin says this background, plus numerous contacts with missionaries through ECHO has enabled him to come up with a number of ideas for research projects suited for the small college setting. Martin supposed at first that because of the enormity of research done at land-grant colleges, there would be little for small schools to do. But most of that work is oriented toward large commercial production, leaving much research to be done for the subsistence farmer.
Small colleges can often carry out interdisciplinary projects more easily than large schools.
The authors of the reviewed books understand Darwinism as Hodge did, Davis contends. Davis faults the ID movement for failing to engage those Christian thinkers who recognize this. ASAers appearing in the review include Richard Bube , Howard Van Till , and Hugh Ross . What follows is a list of difficulties with Darwinian theory usually missing from biology textbooks, ranging from the Cambrian explosion to explosive appearance, then stasis, in fossil finds. Textbook presentations of the famous Galapagos finches and English moth populations are presented as evidence for evolution.