Category: Faith & Science
A Veil Is Drawn Over Our Origin as Human Beings
On the profound question of human self-definition, we are left without a clear Science Says type of conclusion.
Humanly Speaking
There seems to be an idea on the part of some critics that my analysis in Science and Human Origins means that humans arose four million years ago.
Science and Religion at the Portsmouth Institute
Some lessons drawn from debating Darwinists in general, and Ken Miller in particular.
Can We Defend the Dignity of Human Life in Secular, Even Scientific Terms?
Recovering our sensitivity to life’s sacred aura requires unlearning materialist dogmas. That happens when we observe the hints of purpose and design in the world.
In Justifying Degradation, Darwinism Is Non-Partisan
Dennis Prager devotes his Townhall column today to expanding on the evolutionary theme he discussed on his radio program yesterday.