Category: Evolution
The Dangers of Conducting Journalism by On-the-Fly Internet Research
Commenting on the Rubio/age-of-the-earth flap, National Review Online’s news editor goofs on Catholicism and intelligent design.
Your Genome? Which One?
A new finding about DNA differences in somatic cells overthrows a common assumption and might have dramatic implications for evolutionary studies.
In The New Republic, Plantinga on Nagel (and Stephen Meyer)
This is a refreshing place to find an endorsement of intelligent design.
How Would We Know if We Were Getting Stupider?
What happened to the Darwnist’s mantra of progress? Are we not the product of many generations of natural selection?
Tucker the Singing Dog: Coming Soon to Current Biology?
You always wonder if these items make it into the peer-reviewed literature only because they fulfill an expectation that, after all, not much separates people from animals.