Olivier Rieppel is the Rowe Family Curator of Evolutionary Biology in the Department of Geology at the Field Museum in Chicago and an Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. He has published widely on the anatomy and evolution of living and fossil reptiles, as well as on the history and philosophy of biology.

From the reviews: "Rieppel's book fills a significant gap in the literature on creationism. ... it is a scholarly consideration of the more subtle philosophical arguments underlying both legitimate science and ID. ... the book provides a good intellectual perspective on the nature of scientific inquiry. Summing UP: Recommended. Large academic libraries, upper-division undergraduates through researchers/faculty." (B. E. Fleury, Choice, Vol. 48 (9), May, 2011)

• What is the Story to be Told?- The Problem of Change; Changing World Views.- Stemming the Tide of Change.- A Matter of (Natural) Laws.- The “Law of Superposition”- Respectable Science – What is It?- Linking the Facts – Tracing the Traces.

Olivier Rieppel is the Rowe Family Curator of Evolutionary Biology in the Department of Geology at the Field Museum in Chicago and an Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. He has published widely on the anatomy and evolution of living and fossil reptiles, as well as on the history and philosophy of biology.

From the reviews: "Rieppel's book fills a significant gap in the literature on creationism. ... it is a scholarly consideration of the more subtle philosophical arguments underlying both legitimate science and ID. ... the book provides a good intellectual perspective on the nature of scientific inquiry. Summing UP: Recommended. Large academic libraries, upper-division undergraduates through researchers/faculty." (B. E. Fleury, Choice, Vol. 48 (9), May, 2011)

• What is the Story to be Told?- The Problem of Change; Changing World Views.- Stemming the Tide of Change.- A Matter of (Natural) Laws.- The “Law of Superposition”- Respectable Science – What is It?- Linking the Facts – Tracing the Traces.

Olivier Rieppel is the Rowe Family Curator of Evolutionary Biology in the Department of Geology at the Field Museum in Chicago and an Adjunct Professor of Biological Sciences at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. He has published widely on the anatomy and evolution of living and fossil reptiles, as well as on the history and philosophy of biology.

From the reviews: "Rieppel's book fills a significant gap in the literature on creationism. ... it is a scholarly consideration of the more subtle philosophical arguments underlying both legitimate science and ID. ... the book provides a good intellectual perspective on the nature of scientific inquiry. Summing UP: Recommended. Large academic libraries, upper-division undergraduates through researchers/faculty." (B. E. Fleury, Choice, Vol. 48 (9), May, 2011)

• What is the Story to be Told?- The Problem of Change; Changing World Views.- Stemming the Tide of Change.- A Matter of (Natural) Laws.- The “Law of Superposition”- Respectable Science – What is It?- Linking the Facts – Tracing the Traces.