Category: Religion

Shroud of Turin continues to baffle researchers

That’s science working as it should. No fatuous claims are dredged up to explain it away. If we don’t know, we don’t know. Maybe some day we will know all. more

Religion: Your team’s inner coach?

What you won’t ever see there is a thesis on how man evolved to be capable of a revelation of the divine. All the knives would be out against that one. more

He said it: Charles Murray on the fact that middle class people, including scientists, often go to church, …

” Of the academics and scientists in the GSS sample, only 16 percent said they had no religion. ” more

Dalai Lama wins latest Templeton Prize

The last Templeton winner was a guy fronting the multiverse, so … maybe they are back on their meds now? more

Science explains religion? Not. “True religion isn’t natural, sin is natural”

But one can turn that around as well: true science isn’t natural, junk science is natural. more

ID friendly Oxford math prof on God and science, on BBC radio

Part of a Lenten series. more

From The Best Schools: Churches just want your money, that’s all! Or is it?

Strikingly, residents of nearby fashionable Belmont were more likely to go to church (than residents of working-class Fishtown). more

Best Schools: John Gray on the Cult of Unbelief

“It is not even clear he is really a friend of traditional theistic religion. But he is even more opposed to the religious pretensions of science.” more

Gallup Poll of 676,000 shows the most religious Americans have highest well-being

“The statistically significant relationship between religiousness and wellbeing holds up after controlling for numerous demographic variables.” more

From The Best Schools: US prez hopeful Rick Santorum’s religious language

“Why, then, as an atheist, am I not offended?” more

Bill Dembski on young vs. old Earth creationists, and where he stands

“There’s a mentality … in conservative Christian circles that one can never be quite conservative enough. This has really got me thinking about fundamentalism and the bane it is.” more

John Gray, in New Statesman: “Religion has caused a lot of harm but so has science”.

“To insist that religion is peculiarly malignant is fanaticism, or mere stupidity.” more

Free Darwin praise books from the National Academy of Sciences

This offer may be time limited. more

A well-read Catholic responds to claims that “The Pope believes in Darwin!”

“I recommend people read JPII’s statement in full. It is a nuanced careful statement that identifies key places where Darwinism cannot be compatible with the Church’s understanding of who we are as human beings.” more

What Catholics didn’t like about Darwin – and still don’t

Darwinism is now a sea of nonsense and contradiction, and fighting the sea is not a day’s work. more

Study: Religion helps people gain self-control

“Until now, I believed religion was a matter of faith; people had little ‘practical’ use for religion,” more

Religious people only have self-esteem in religious societies?

Most studies of religion have focused on harder measures like religion and health. Surviving a serious illness is hard to fake. more

Psychotherapist discovers gratitude – and God

“I now think it makes a difference if you send your gratitude toward God, or if you simply send it out to the universe hoping it doesn’t get hijacked by a sunspot or asteroid.” more

Memo to BioLogos: Most Protestant pastors diss Darwin

“From my view, I was surprised and intrigued that so many Protestant pastors hold a young earth view. ” – Stetzer more

Darwinism blesses a slovenly mass of sentimentality while denying objective right and wrong

Get enough Darwinists together on the same illusion, and they are a mob in power to be reckoned with. more

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