1. Dembski, WA. 2008. God's use of chancePSCF 60(4):248-250. CELD ID 22044.
God's use of chance
2. Dembski, WA. 2002. Can functional logic take the place of intelligent design?PSCF 54(1):22-23. CELD ID 16326.
Can functional logic take the place of intelligent design?
3. Anderson, P; Haarsma, L; Dembski, W; Emmerich, SD. 2001. Session VI: What Are Important Future Directions? Where Do We Go from Here?PSCF 53(4):283-291. CELD ID 14967. Full text link available.
Session VI: What Are Important Future Directions? Where Do We Go from Here?
4. Dembski, WA; Meyer, SC. 1998. Fruitful Interchange or Polite Chitchat? The Dialogue Between Science and TheologyZygon 33(3):415-430. CELD ID 3390.
Fruitful Interchange or Polite Chitchat? The Dialogue Between Science and Theology
5. Dembski, WA. 1997. Intelligent Design as a Theory of InformationPSCF 49(3):180-190. CELD ID 14414. Full text link available.
Intelligent Design as a Theory of Information
6. Dembski, WA. 1991. Conflating Matter and Mind [re. Dembski, 12/90]PSCF 43(2):107-111. CELD ID 1577. Full text link available.
Conflating Matter and Mind [re. Dembski, 12/90]
7. Dembski, WA. 1990. Converting Matter into Mind: Alchemy and the Philosopher's Stone in Cognitive SciencePSCF 42(4):202-226. CELD ID 1553. Full text link available.
Converting Matter into Mind: Alchemy and the Philosopher's Stone in Cognitive Science