Tag: history
Coming on Monday, Richard Weikart’s The Death of Humanity: And the Case for Life
Only with scientific materialism does dismissing the value of life acquire a seemingly logical, objective rationale.
Evolution as a Moral Metaphor
In that view, generations of men and women are on an upward-climbing escalator, guaranteeing that “we are moral giants compared to our ancestors.”
Coming in April, Richard Weikart’s The Death of Humanity Asks the “Why It Matters” Question
On a momentous, anxious day for our country, it’s good to be summoned back to ultimate questions.
Count on It: Bach, Biology, and the Baroque
Perhaps the parallel between what Michael Denton calls “non-adaptive order” in biology, and the art of the Baroque, goes a little further.
New and Old Eugenics United by Rejecting Human Exceptionalism
Buck v. Bell was one of the most pernicious Supreme Court decisions ever written.