Category: Christian Darwinism

Remember that new Christian university group, Ratio Christi, that was unambiguously friendly to ID?

Sounds like they mean it. more

Giberson and Stephens in New York Times: “Hard to recognize our religious tradition in the mainstream evangelical conversation”

Actually, no one who is serious about being a Christian talks this way. more

Caroline Crocker responds to Darwin lobby accusations, Part II

When speakers at Christian groups who say that they are open to honest discussion demean those with whom they disagree, I object. more

Why atheists will doubt Darwin ahead of Biologos and American Scientific Affiliation

Darwin was convenient for many atheists when credible.Now… more

Will “disappeared” document slamming Darwin’s saints be restored at American Scientific Affiliation’s Web site?

Rumour has it that the whole of the Introduction, strangely missing from the American Scientific Affiliation Web site, will now be put back after going “missing,” like a purged Kommisar in official Communist photos. more

Why Caroline Crocker observed that ID was treated with disdain at the ASA conference

The ASA position is called, in some parts of the world, dhimmitude. more

Why is “science” better than “anti-science” anyway?

Well, sometimes it is, and sometimes it isn’t. more

Groothuis: “ Darwinism is terribly overrated scientifically. ”

This is all useful for Christians to keep in mind when we hear Christian Darwinists claim we can be just as good Christians if we believe what Darwin believed about life. more

American Christian Darwinist Karl Giberson is marketing the “Yanks is hicks” schtick to Brits now

But perhaps Christian Darwinism has no better ideals or better spokesmen …. more

NPR interview: Christians Divided Over Science Of Human Origins

Neal Conan hosts journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty, Calvin College’s Daniel Harlow, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Al Mohler here: more

Biologos warming up to young earth creationism? Or Darwinists just don’t get intellectual freedom?

Listening to someone other than Jerry Coyne would be fun, even for Jerry Coyne. more

Prof debunks tiresome “Darwin was a believer” claims, recycled once again

“None of these points is good news for those trying to refashion Darwin into a religious believer whose evolutionary theory is no threat to religion, especially to traditional forms of Christianity.” more

Remember Dennis Venema? He’s that born again Darwinist at Canada’s Trinity Western University, and … he’s wanted for questioning

Well now, Discovery Institute has – in the person of fellow David Klinghoffer – challenged him to explain: more

Another blast from the past: Robert Sloan, former Baylor president, on the shutdown of an ID think tank at Baylor Baptist University in 2000

What he wanted to do couldn’t be done: Make the Christian university a viable alternative to atheist materialist institutions, instead of a capitulator to them. more

History prof Richard Weikart tells the truth about Darwin n’ God

Darwin couldn’t even “wish Christianity to be true,” but that doesn’t stop Christian Darwinists from trying to baptize him. more

Blast from the past: Christian biology profs tell Congress:”materialistic science has greatly increased the American people’s quality of life”

Most of the letter is just a hymn to The Way Things Are, and in retrospect, given the impasse today in so many areas that depend on Darwinism, maybe that should read: The Way Things Was. Safe for fellow travellers and incurious folk like themselves. more

You know BioLogos’s Darrel Falk is out to get someone when the smarmalade is laid on thick …

Falk – choosing to write about an argument he thinks he can refute instead of the one that was made – engages in God talk so sugary that it makes observant Jew Klinghoffer cringe more

Darwinist Jason Rosenhouse on the original sin of Christian Darwinists

In “What does original sin mean in the light of modern science?” (Science Blogs, September 7, 2011), Jasen Rosenhouse comments, One of the many problems modern science poses for Christianity is the question of how to understand original sin. The traditional teaching, which holds that Adam and Eve were the only humans on the planet… more

Blast from the past: Intelligent design is “little more than an ego trip”, 2001

Of course we matter. We are the only species that can do anything about the planet’s problems. more

Second question: Who takes BioLogos seriously once they hear founder Francis Collin’s views on disposing of the youngest humans?

So now, what about Collins? Was BioLogos doomed from the start by his ethical obtuseness? more

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