Science
At Nature: “Dogma-defying bacteria package DNA in unusual ways”
John Lennox on debating Richard Dawkins
At The College Fix: Canceled intelligent design professor returns to Ball State U. with message: ‘God’s Not Dead’
At City Journal: Review of book attempting to scuff out the lab leak theory re COVID-19
At Mind Matters News: Why it’s difficult for science to answer some basic questions
Otangelo Grasso on the difficulties of reasoning with atheists
At City Journal: In science today, correctness openly trumps truth
When progressivism hit the science journals…
At Phys.org: Study reveals flaws in popular genetic method
The Intelligent Design Audiopaper Project
I was thinking recently, about how many audiobooks are consumed by people these days. I would guess that the main reason behind this consumption is convenience. Many people just don’t have the time, or don’t create the time, to really sit down and get their head in a book. But I understand that for many, it can also be due to personal preference, financial considerations, lack of space, being visually impaired, or learning difficulties. If non of these issues are barriers, I would always encourage reading (and ideally taking notes), rather than simply listening. On balance, the evidence does suggest that good reading is a much more efficient way of retaining information than listening, on its own. In general, listening Read More ›