There is a version of the argument that precedes Plantinga - Lewis' Argument from Reason, which you can find in his 'Miracles' book. I think the argument's validity is independent of the exact thoughts of Darwin.
All the same, I don't personally build my faith on it, since I don't take too much to that foundationalist approach. Where I do think it is a useful argument is as reason to doubt the materialistic position - the materialist cannot be sure that their beliefs are correct. They should thus remain at least sincerely open to the possibility of supernaturalism.
Very interesting, and news to me. Also disappointing how so few people look this up.
There is a version of the argument that precedes Plantinga - Lewis' Argument from Reason, which you can find in his 'Miracles' book. I think the argument's validity is independent of the exact thoughts of Darwin.
All the same, I don't personally build my faith on it, since I don't take too much to that foundationalist approach. Where I do think it is a useful argument is as reason to doubt the materialistic position - the materialist cannot be sure that their beliefs are correct. They should thus remain at least sincerely open to the possibility of supernaturalism.