Tag: science
What Is Matter? The Aristotelian Perspective
Writing here yesterday, I pointed out the problems with materialist metaphysics.
The Soul of the Matter — Now in Paperback; Read Bruce Buff’s Thriller on Intelligent Design!
Does DNA coding demonstrate that we are here by intent? And is the brain itself enough to produce perceptions, feelings, thoughts and awareness?
Scientist: Debate on Controversial Science Is “Un-American”
To the weaponized epithets “anti-science,” “science denial,” and the rest, you can now add “un-American” as a putdown for ideas in a scientific context that you don’t like.
Cosmology Is Naturalism’s Playground. But Does the Fun Mask a Science Decline?
Cosmology has become an art form. Stylish essays are decked out with a very brief skirt of science.
Origin-of-Life Researcher Admits, It’s “A Long, Long Way to LUCA”
Without intelligent design, how the “the last universal common ancestor of all living organisms” arose remains frustratingly elusive to theorists.
The “Evolution Is as Real as Gravity” Talking Point
Evolution needs to associate itself with something factual, whereas gravity has no such need.
Jonathan Wells: Zombie Science Keeps Pushing Junk DNA Myth
How evidence is interpreted is wrenched into line with the ideology. And this is what we mean by “zombie science.”
Journalist Sam Tanenhaus Assails Conservatives on Science
Conservatives have not “always mistrusted science,” and do not now.
What Would Really Be “Catastrophic” for Science?
Beside his prophetic warning about the “military-industrial complex,” President Eisenhower was concerned about the scientific-governmental complex.
Stephen Meyer, Wesley J. Smith: Unmasking the Scientific Roots of Anti-Humanism
To adapt a story that Wesley tells, the motto of the phenomenon is: “Listen to the animals.”