Tag: Darwin
Echolocation…Solved?
Surely no objective scientist would find evidence for evolution in nature’s echolocation designs. Would they?
How to Celebrate Pi Day? The Intelligent Design Way
Math points to a reality beyond our physical realm, not entirely dissimilar to the way biology does.
Is There a Limit to the Number of a Designer’s Creative Acts?
Recently, I was listening to Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 3 in G Major, BWV 1068, followed a couple of days later by watching the Tom Cruise movie Oblivion. What does one have to do with the other? Well, the latter includes in the soundtrack the song “A Whiter Shade of Pale” by the 1960s English rock group Procol Harum, and it occurred to me that “A Whiter Shade” may be based on Bach. A little research revealed that the organ countermelody of “A Whiter Shade” is, indeed, based on BWV 1068. The song itself is an adaptation of Bach’s church cantata, Ich steh mit einem Fuß im Grabe (“I am standing with one foot in the grave”), BWV 156. Bach Read More ›
Children of the Corn: A Reader Objects
“Grant me Zea, and I’ll evolve you corn” is a whole lot like Darwin saying, “Grant me a mudfish…” for the origin of Vertebrata.
A New Book Poses the Question: At the Birth of Modern Science, Was Darwin Present — or AWOL?
In The Philosophical Breakfast Club, Laura J. Snyder feels compelled to make the founders of modern science Darwin-friendly.