Bradley Monton is a professor of philosophy at University of Colorado at Boulder. He received his undergraduate degree in physics and philosophy from Rice University in 1994, and his PhD in philosophy from Princeton University in 1999. He has published extensively on issues in foundations of physics and probability theory, and his work on how to predict future duration from present age has been discussed in The New York Times.

His published work in philosophy of religion has focussed on physics-based arguments for the existence of God, and on what impact developments in physics have on biology-based design arguments. He currently serves on the editorial board of Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Religion, and is the author of the forthcoming book Seeking God in Science: An Atheist Defends Intelligent Design. You can read more about him at bradleymonton.com.

Bradley Monton

Website

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Articles

• Design Inference in an Infinite Universe
  Monton considers what impact the universe being spatially infinite has on inferences to design. File Date: 03.02.09

• God, Fine-Tuning, and the Problem of Old Evidence
  Monton argues that the fine-tuning argument for the existence of God is a strong argument, but maintains that there are ways to reasonably resist its force. File Date: 03.02.09

• Is Intelligent Design Science? Dissecting the Dover Decision File In the Dover intelligent design trial, Judge Jones argued that intelligent design is not science; Monton takes issue with Judge Jones's reasoning. Date: 03.02.09

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