Tag: Richard Dawkins
Evolution Out of the Curriculum? If So, a Bad Idea from Turkey
The fact that evolution is both important and “controversial” is one reason we strongly favor teaching it thoroughly in high school biology classes.
Dawkins Successor Gives a Second Thought to God
But your next question should be what he means by “God.”
Jay Richards: “Who Designed the Designer?”
Amazingly, it’s the chief objection raised to religious belief from Richard Dawkins in The God Delusion.
Good News from Hollywood? See Disinherit the Wind and Join West, Wells for Post-Play Discussion
Mindless adherence to stereotypes is one of the most effective weapons in Darwinism’s arsenal.
Richard Dawkins on Darwin-Doubting Undergraduate Student: “Little Fool” Is a “Pathetic Little Idiot”
If you want to get skeptical students to learn about evolution, Dawkins’s methods are probably the worst possible way to go about doing that.
Academic Freedom Bill Passes Tennessee State Senate
The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) is already mocking SB 893 as the “Tennessee monkey bill.”
This Saturday on the National Mall in Washington, It’s the Unreasonable Rally
Surely, genuine “skepticism” is not a position one takes, but rather an approach to evaluating claims.
What Part of “Nothing” Does Lawrence Krauss Not Understand?
Krauss’s A Universe from Nothing is a superior and accessible rehashing of the concept of the “landscape,” also known as the “multiverse.”
Richard Dawkins’s Roll of the Dice
You are witnessing a real-time scientific trial. (And they say intelligent-design advocates don’t do those!) Here we go.
What They Say When They Think We’re Not Listening
“None of the common Ice Age mammals and birds responded to any of the climate changes at La Brea in the last 35,000 years.”