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By Fred Reed
I was about fifteen when I began to think about evolution. I was then just discovering the sciences systematically, and took them as what they offered themselves to be, a realm of reason and dispassionate regard for truth. There was a hard-edged clarity to them that I liked. You got real answers. [...]
By Fazale Rana, Ph.D.
Chiroptophobia is the fear of bats, but even though they look frightening there is really no rational reason to be afraid of these winged mammals. There are probably well over 1,000 species of bats in the world, only three of which feed on blood. (All of these blood suckers live in [...]
By James Le Fanu
The philosopher Thomas Nagel in a memorable phrase laments ‘the ludicrous overuse of evolutionary biology to explain everything about life’ — where there is nothing too sensational, extraordinary or bizarre about the living world that cannot be accounted for as having evolved to be that way over billions of [...]
By Don Hardgrave
Last vacation, I was dipping into the writings of C.S. Lewis in a volume called Christian Reflections. (It’s also published under the title of Fern Seed and Elephants and for those in ministry the essay in the collection by that title is a ‘must-read’.)
He has an essay called The funeral [...]
By David H. Rogstad, Ph.D.
The other day I read an article written by Alvin Plantinga, arguably one of the greatest living Christian philosophers, entitled Evolution vs. Naturalism. I had to read it over several times to fully appreciate his argument, but found it fascinating and well worth the effort. Basically, Plantinga presents another [...]
By Larry Taunton
I recently read David Berlinski’s book The Devil’s Delusion: Atheism and Its Scientific Pretensions. In it, Berlinski addresses a question that many of us have asked: why are elements of the scientific community so infatuated with Charles Darwin? The following is an excerpt from page 186:
There are times, I suspect, [...]
By Fazale Rana, Ph.D.
New Research Raises Questions about Evolution, Supports Intelligent Design
While working for Procter & Gamble, I was involved in a project that required me to travel frequently to a chemical plant in Batesville, Arkansas. While there, our hosts often “treated” us to a meal that featured deep-fried catfish, a local [...]
Book review by Fazale Rana, Ph.D. Part 5
A Chapter-by-Chapter Response to Richard Dawkins’ The Greatest Show on Earth
It was not one of my finer moments. I was on my junior high school’s basketball team and we were headed out for an away game. As we boarded the bus, the cheerleaders handed everyone an [...]
Darwin was wrong.
Missing links still missing.
There is no such thing as junk DNA.
Birds did not descend from Dinosaurs.
Irreducible complexity is still irreducibly complex.
Tiktaalik has been invalidated by an earlier ancestor.
Haeckel’s embryo drawings are still fake (and [...]
By Ray Bohlin, Ph.D.
A River Out of Eden: A Darwinian View of Life by Richard Dawkins is the fourth in a series being published by Basic Books entitled “The Science Masters Series.” This series is said to be “a global publishing venture consisting of original science books written by leading scientists.” Purposing to [...]
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