Tag: theology
Darwinian Biologist Endorses Killing Handicapped Babies Who “Suffer”
This odious stuff never ends.
Undeniable? A Conversation with Theistic Evolutionist Hans Vodder
Suppose I were to place a small diamond just below the surface of the sand in the Sahara Desert, and you were to set out to find it.
In Remembrance: Conversations with Stephen Webb on Evolution and Intelligent Design
Dr. Webb noticed the strange way that otherwise thoughtful scholars turned into servile “lackeys” when the subject of evolution came up.
Evolutionists’ Certainty Comes from Metaphysics, Not Science
A new book, Adam and the Genome, co-authored by theistic evolutionist Dennis Venema is influenced by the mythical Warfare Thesis.
Undesirable Intelligent Design is Still Intelligent Design
An ID critic offers a list of features from life and nature that he says show “unintelligent design” but in fact are best classified as illustrating “undesirable design.”
The Problem with Arguments from “Unintelligent Design”
An absurd false dilemma.
With a Startling Candor, Oxford Scientist Admits a Gaping Hole in Evolutionary Theory
This just in: A rather basic question fundamental to any evolutionary account of life’s development — how “genotypes generate phenotypes,” in other words how genes build an individual creature — remains totally obscure to science.
Where the “Science-Religion” Dichotomy Came From
Most theistic evolutionists use this dichotomy to try to insulate religion from scientific and historical critiques. Of course, it also removes religion from the realm of reality.
“People don’t know polar bears can swim!”
Camille Paglia has made interesting comments about global warming in the past that have made me think she might be a (very quiet) Darwin skeptic. Not the NCSE’s Josh Rosenau. His selective quote mining of her comments meant to imply the exact opposite is Orwellian. To make matters worse he really twists things up when […]
Why Does Ruse Act Like He’s an Expert on Theology?
Several months ago, I participated in a two-hour radio “debate” with Michael Ruse (along with Guillermo Gonzalez and Carlos Calle) about design in cosmology and astronomy. Several times, Michael Ruse lectured me about Christian theology. But it had a surreal quality to it, since he was talking about the theology he (as an agnostic) preferred, […]