Tag: Washington Post
Do Darwinists Really Lack Reading Comprehension?
The other day I commented that in the face of tragedy, Darwinism and its Janus face, scientific materialism, rob us of the ability to say anything truly meaningful.
Every Day Is Earth Day in North Korea
That lone bright dot in the sea of dark is neither electric light nor rocket exhaust.
Washington Post Retracts False Claim about “40… Bills” that Would Require “Creationism”
Thanks to subscribers to our Academic Freedom Update newsletter, the Post corrected its outrageous falsehood that academic freedom bills try to mandate “creationism” in the classroom.
There She Goes Again: Washington Post Writer Valerie Strauss Invents Claim About “40…Bills” that Would Require “Creationism”
Ms. Strauss is a prime example of an agenda-driven reporter who isn’t very scrupulous about the facts when reporting on controversies over evolution in education.
God and Evolution: A Response to Stephen Barr (part 1)
Theistic evolutionist Stephen Barr is a serious and thoughtful man, and on the First Things blog, he has raised some serious and thoughtful objections to an essay I wrote for The Washington Post as well as to reflections on that essay by Joe Carter (also at the First Things blog). Unfortunately, I think Barr’s criticisms confuse matters more than they clarify them. Nevertheless, I’m grateful that he has aired his objections, because some of his misunderstandings are shared by other conservative intellectuals, and they deserve a response. This is the first of three posts responding to Barr. False Dilemma or Wishful Thinking: Is Darwinian Evolution Undirected or Not? Barr first claims that Joe Carter and I “are trapped in a Read More ›