Author: Denyse O'Leary
Early Human Religion: A 747 Built in the Basement with an X-Acto Knife
The little we know of early religion was not predicted by naturalist theses — and has not confirmed any of them.
The Search for Our Earliest Ancestors: Signals in the Noise
Naturalism commands us to believe that mud somehow produced mind. Therefore, our ancestors are not gods or heroes but half human or less.
Does the Evidence Point to Mankind’s Fully Natural Origin?
For all practical purposes, today’s humans are orphans, seeking our roots via scraps and artifacts, many of unknown authenticity or significance.
With Enceladus the Toast of the Solar System, Here’s a Wrap-Up of the Origin-of-Life Problem
In order to discuss origins of life in a science-based way, we must begin by acknowledging that intelligence is an inextricable part of the account.
So, What Really Drives Origin-of-Life Research?
It is depressing indeed if a major concern is, “What will the creationists say?”