30 June 2009
William Dembski
[[Discovery Press Release:]]
In Darwin Anniversary Year, New Zogby Poll Reveals Majority Support for Intelligent Design — Doubts about Darwin Continue to Mount
Seattle – Just a few months before the 150th anniversary of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, a newly released Zogby poll shows that the American public overwhelmingly rejects Darwinian theory in favor of [...]
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30 June 2009
William Dembski
The suppression of Alan Carlin’s report arguing against anthropogenic global warming serves as a warning to anyone who would facilely contend that science is self-correcting. Science by itself is not self-correcting. It only becomes self-correcting when scientists and outsiders refuse to let dogmatists who pretend to scientific objectivity monopolize the discussion. Science is not about [...]
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30 June 2009
William Dembski
It’s nice to see people like Pat Buchanan feeling more at ease about going after Darwin. In citing Eugene Windchy’s THE END OF DARWINISM, Buchanan writes:
Darwin … lied in “The Origin of Species” about believing in a Creator. By 1859, he was a confirmed agnostic and so admitted in his posthumous autobiography, which was censored [...]
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30 June 2009
Cornelius Hunter
A new method for computing evolutionary trees may revolutionize evolutionary biology. That’s good because evolutionary biology needs some revolutionizing. So far its fundamental predictions have consistently turned out to be false. Indeed, at evolutionary biology’s very core, the idea of an evolutionary tree is problematic given the data, and even some evolutionists are suggesting the [...]
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30 June 2009
William Dembski
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29 June 2009
O'Leary
Before I announce the winner, I should note that Harper One San Francisco has announced that 5 hardback copies of both Steve Meyer’s Signature of the Cell, ( 2009) and Beauregard and O’Leary’s The Spiritual Brain (2007 ) are available free to contest winners. Like, win and add them to your library for free.
Okay, now to Question [...]
Posted in Biology, Intelligent Design | 5 Comments »
29 June 2009
DonaldM
A friend alerted me to this piece by Lawrence Krauss from the Wall Street Journal.
Krauss writes:
“J.B.S. Haldane, an evolutionary biologist and a founder of population genetics, understood that science is by necessity an atheistic discipline. As Haldane so aptly described it, one cannot proceed with the process of scientific discovery if one assumes a [...]
Posted in Atheism, Biology, Culture, Intelligent Design, Philosophy, Religion, Science | 142 Comments »
29 June 2009
Cornelius Hunter
Nothing exposes the failure of a dogma more than the propaganda it hides behind. Pathetic ideas cannot stand the light of day. They run from open inquiry and call everyone a liar. Evolution is pathetic–not because it is a religiously motivated idea with little scientific support, but because of its deceitful cover up. It makes [...]
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27 June 2009
O'Leary
At the Canadian Science Writers’ Association convention in Sudbury, Ontario, our Sunday dinner speaker was American theoretical physicist Lawrence Krauss of Arizona State University, who presented sample clips from famous sci-fi films. And a whole lot more.
Would you be astonished to learn that the films portray implausible or impossible physics? No? Filmmakers value audience numbers [...]
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26 June 2009
William Dembski
This just in from Walter Bradley, President of the ASA:
Dear Friends,
I wanted to bring to your attention a unique opportunity this summer. The annual meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation will be held at Baylor University July 31-August 3. The ASA is the world’s largest organization of evangelical Christians who work in science and [...]
Posted in Intelligent Design, Religion, Science | 6 Comments »
26 June 2009
Cornelius Hunter
The religion in evolution can be subtle and it can fool even sophisticated thinkers. Elliott Sober, for example, has recognized that religious premises are used by evolutionists. He says they don’t work because they rely on gratuitous assumptions. In his book Evidence and Evolution he writes the following:
Continue reading here.
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26 June 2009
Robert Deyes
The summer of 2000 promised to be very exciting for ornithologists and paleontologists alike as they flew into Beijing for the fifth quadrennial meeting of the Society of Avian Paleontology and Evolution (Ref 1). The setting was most appropriate given the richness of fossils that have been unearthed in Chinese soil. The central theme of [...]
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24 June 2009
Cornelius Hunter
Would you believe that the blind, unguided process of evolution repeats itself? Would you believe that evolution somehow repeats striking patterns of change? Evolutionists do.
Continue reading here.
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23 June 2009
TCS
Dr. Stephen Meyer discusses his new book Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design.
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23 June 2009
O'Leary
I was asked to define my littlest blog for a “deep” search engine group, Feedmil, and replied as follows:
Colliding Universes takes a critical look at cosmology, especially its many unexplained assumptions. Here’s one:
Earth is not special. There must be many planets that host life forms.
Now, what if we find 3000 exoplanets and none host life forms?
Does that [...]
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