William Dembski, well-known Intelligent Design spokesperson, had a very funny article the other day entitled Evolution and the Stages of Grief. I just *have* to summarize it ;). In the article, he outlines three models for the process of how new truths are recognized. You’ve...
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Latest Pew Charitable Trust Report
The Pew Charitable Trust, an organization which "informs the public on key issues and trends, as a highly credible source of independent, non-partisan research and polling information" has released their latest report on public opinion on the issues. Here are some interesting snippets: Religion and...
Evolution’s Impact on Science

I guess, as a creationist sympathizer, I have many goals, some that have to do with science, some with philosophy, and some with education and public policy. In random order: Impact of Evolutionary Philosophy: Because evolution has philosophical, religious, as well as scientific and public...
Differing opinions on God and Evolution
Time magazine’s cover story The Evolution Wars. Included in their coverage is a piece about conflicts between God and evolution. They interviewed four different people with varying ideas and experiences: Francis Collins, Director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, Steven Pinker, Harvard Philosophy Professor,...
Intelligent Design evidence influences Flew

Since Wizbang linked to the news of Dr. Anthony Flew leaving atheism behind, I thought it was safe for me to do something similar. (I was already thinking about posting it, considering our recent discussions here.) Recently, Flew was interviewed by Dr. Gary Habermas for...
A Limerick

There once was a Darwin devotee Whose phylogenetics were hokey “I know my origin” He said with a sly grin “I have a great uncle named monkey!”
The Evolution of Altruistic Love?
One of the hardest things for me to do as a Christian husband is to love my wife “as Christ loved the Church.” It is a difficult thing to love someone else that sacrificially, but not an impossible thing. Which begs the question: if evolution...
Whose slope is slippery?
Often times in debates and discourse over hotly divided issues the oft-used, seldom supported slippery slope argument rears its head. It is common knowledge to every one on the left that the right is the home of the slippery slope. I have even been known...