Original sentence: At a Baylor University interdisciplinary conference on "the Role of Naturalism in Science" held in April 2000 at its Michael Polanyi Center dedicated to the study of intelligent design, Plantinga moderated a discussion, and presented a paper on his EAAN.He also claimed that the problems raised by EAAN do not apply to the conjunction of theism and contemporary evolutionary science.In his discussion of EAAN, Michael Ruse described Plantinga as believing in the truth of the attack on evolution presented by intelligent design creationist Phillip E.In his essay Evolution and Design Plantinga outlines different ways in which theism and evolutionary theory can be combined.. This view is a form of theistic evolution.In the foreword to the anthology Naturalism Defeated.James Beilby wrote: "Plantinga's argument should not be mistaken for an argument against evolutionary theory in general or, more specifically, against the claim that humans might have evolved from more primitive life forms.Johnson, and as having endorsed Johnson's book Darwin on Trial.Pennock, editor, 2001).Plantinga has stated that EAAN is not directed against "the theory of evolution, or the claim that human beings have evolved from simian ancestors, or anything in that neighborhood".Plantinga was a research fellow of the now defunct International Society for Complexity, Information, and Design (ISCID), which promoted intelligent design.Rather, the purpose of his argument is to show that the denial of the existence of a creative deity is problematic.Ruse said that Plantinga took the conflict between science and religion further than Johnson, seeing it as not just a clash between the philosophies of naturalism and theism, but as an attack on the true philosophy of theism by what he considers the incoherent and inconsistent philosophy of naturalism.This collection of articles by various writers includes several selections by Plantinga, along with replies to EAAN and related arguments in Section Five of the volume entitled "Plantinga's Critique of Naturalism and Evolution".Various arguments put forward by Plantinga against naturalism are discussed in the book Intelligent Design Creationism and Its Critics (Robert T