Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, is again poking a stick at the guard dogs of evolution in Intelligent Design Part 3. But he is right on target, asking the simple questions – if there is a phenomenon that science can not explain, which may have...
Answers in Genesis has a nice post today called Evolution and Medicine. The author makes some very nice points, though the article is too superficial and doesn’t address the many contentions that might arise in such a discussion, in particular, Ed (one of our commenters)...
If you have been following Scott Adams’ brief foray into the Intelligent Design controversy, you may know that he was vociferously attacked (mostly by evolutionists) for being open minded. In fact, he finally put up a post asking people to tell him Why He Was...
Scott Adams has been asking some non-committal questions regarding ID on his blog, and has been vociferously attacked, mostly by evolutionists, for bringing up his honest questions. By his own admission, he is being misquoted and misrepresented, which is leading him to believe that such...
Interestinly, Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, has his own blog and has two lengthy posts on Intelligent Design. They are a humorous read, and not what you might expect. I fully expected to validate my preconceived notion that the Darwinists had a mountain of credible...
OMG (pun intended), the whining over ID is hurting my ears. ID is not important because it purports to be science – what is worth noting is that something as simplistic as ID can sway the minds of the public. Why is that significant? While...
I think there are a few reasons: 1. Many people use the "truth" of evolution to doubt the validity of the scriptures.They say "I know science tells the truth, so if the bible disagrees, I know it must be wrong." Xians want to remove this...
A new book from Yale University press, called The Plausibility of Life: Resolving Darwin’s Dilemma is trying to explain one of the main weaknesses of Darwinian theory: The real problem facing neo-Darwinism [is], namely, the mystery of the origin of novelty — how new structures...
