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By Fazale Rana, Ph.D. Part One of Two
“Seeing is believing.” Many evolutionary biologists lean on this old adage to argue for the validity of the evolutionary paradigm. They claim that evolution must be a fact, because we can observe it happening. We can see evolution in action. In fact, Oxford biologist Richard Dawkins makes [...]
By Jonathan Wells Discovery Institute
Jerry A. Coyne is a professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at The University of Chicago. In Why Evolution is True, he summarizes Darwinism—the modern theory of evolution—as follows: “Life on earth evolved gradually beginning with one primitive species—perhaps a self-replicating molecule—that lived more than 3.5 billion years [...]
By Casey Luskin, Ph.D.
If you believe what you read in the newsmedia, another new alleged missing link has been found. That is, if you consider something discovered in the early 1990’s new. This fossil seems to have spent almost as much time under the microscope at Berkeley as it did in the ground [...]
At the January meeting of the Texas State Board of Education (TSBOE), University of Texas Austin professor David Hills asserted that there are no legitimate scientific weaknesses in neo-Darwinian evolution. He stated that scientific weaknesses in evolution have “no scientific basis” and compared teaching these weaknesses to teaching “alchemy” or “astrology.”
Dr. [...]
By Fazale Rana, Ph.D.
I remember watching Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In as a kid. One of my favorite characters was the German soldier, Wolfgang, played by Arte Johnson. Shell-shocked, the confused Wolfgang was still trying to fight World War II. His mission: spy on the Laugh-In show. From time to time, Wolfgang would stick his head [...]
By David Bentley Hart
I suppose it would sound somewhat bigoted of me to say that readers should be suspicious of journalists with an appetite for Large Ideas, but I intend no insult. The journalist’s chief vocation is to elucidate, simplify, and synopsize—to reduce a story to its most elementary logic. All of which [...]
By Robert Deyes ARN Correspondent
The NOVA documentary The Incredible Journey Of The Butterflies, which aired on public television earlier this year, details a phenomenon that in recent years has captivated biologists worldwide- the North American Monarch butterfly’s 2500 mile long migration to the Mexican Sierra Madre mountains. Both the sheer scale of [...]
Book review by Chuck Colson
A couple of years ago on this program, I had this to say of the book Doubts about Darwin by my friend Thomas Woodward: “The motivation for [the] . . . founders of the [intelligent] design movement to instigate this ‘reformation within science’ is a passion for intellectual truth-telling.”
Woodward [...]
By Bilbo
The problem of consciousness is one that materialism hasn’t been able to solve. The most popular explanation is Epiphenomenalism — that consciousness is just a by-product of the physical activity of our brains. It has no causal efficacy in and of itself. This seems to be a problem when we consider [...]
By Hugh Ross, Ph.D. Previously posted November 13, 2007.
One of the cornerstone doctrines of the Christian faith is that humans alone among all life-forms on Earth are sinners. According to the Bible, all humans and only humans are born with the propensity to commit evil acts. That being the case, it should [...]
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