O'Leary to help out with Bill Dembski's Uncommon Descent

As a kind reader has indicated in a comment appended to a previous post, Bill Dembski has asked me to moderate his Weblog, Uncommon Descent.

The Post-Darwinist, will, of course continue pretty much as it has. The main foreseeable impact is that I must learn yet another blogger software program.

Here is part of the announcement:

Uncommon Descent is about to become "The Intelligent Design Weblog of William Dembski, Denyse O'Leary, and Friends." O'Leary is a Toronto-based Canadian journalist and the author of By Design or by Chance? (Augsburg 2004), an investigation of the intelligent design controversy.

In addition to being an equal partner with me on this blog, Denyse has also agreed to moderate it.

Please note all, this development is not the reason I did not post today. I was helping a fellow Canadian journalist organize his many foreign desk columns and dispatches into an upcoming book, so just couldn't get to blogging. Blogging here resumes tomorrow.

If you like this blog, check out my book on the intelligent design controversy, By Design or by Chance?. You can read excerpts as well.

Are you looking for one of the following stories?

A summary of recent opinion columns on the ID controversy

A summary of recent polls of US public opinion on the ID controversy

A summary of the Catholic Church's entry into the controversy, essentially on the side of ID.

O'Leary's intro to non-Darwinian agnostic philosopher David Stove ?

An ID Timeline: The ID folk seem always to win when they lose.

O’Leary’s comments on Francis Beckwith, a Dembski associate, being denied tenure at Baylor.

Why origin of life is such a difficult problem.

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