Category: Culture
Jerry Coyne: “…adherence to ID… should be absolute grounds for not hiring a science professor.”
If this is Coyne’s ‘abhorrence of religious discrimination in science,’ what would Coyne’s advocacy of religious discrimination look like?
The Universe Is Haunted: Reflections on the “Nature of Nature”
In hanging the fraudulent creationist label on intelligent design, Darwinists enjoy such success partly because those on the ID side seldom stop to paint a broad, encompassing, and accessible portrait of what exactly is going on in nature. The Nature of Nature stands out for its monumental comprehensiveness.
Tennessee House Education Committee Passes Academic Freedom Bill
An academic freedom bill passed out of the Tennessee House Education Committee today by a vote of 9-4. This follows after scientists and educators testified in support of the bill at a hearing 2 weeks ago. The bill states: Neither the state board of education, nor any public elementary or secondary school governing authority, director of schools, school system administrator, or any public elementary or secondary school principal or administrator shall prohibit any teacher in a public school system of this state from helping students understand, analyze, critique, and review in an objective manner the scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses of existing scientific theories covered in the course being taught. As discussed here, a lot of misinformation has been promoted Read More ›
NO PEER-REVIEWED I.D. RESEARCH. Just ask Lauri Lebo!
Only among Darwinists do bumper-sticker type slogans really seem to aid in generating a climate of opinion. Endlessly repeated and believed, they serve as a pervasively influential substitute for thought.
Michael Behe Hasn’t Been Refuted on the Flagellum
It seems that the bacterial flagellum is as much a — and perhaps a greater — challenge to Darwinism as it was when Behe first wrote Darwin’s Black Box in 1996.