Category Archives: Faith, Science & Doubt

A critique of Dawkins’ central argument, part 3

Posted on September 24, 2007 by me

I am very tempted to refer you all here and just be done with the whole thing, but as I have promised to complete my critique of Dawkins’ Delusional argument (yes, I admit it’s a cheap shot, but then I … Continue reading →

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More about Expelled

Posted on September 21, 2007 by me

Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed is not due out until February 2008, and for that matter it doesn’t even seem to be done filming yet, but it is sure causing a lot of stir. Starring Ben Stein, the movie is a … Continue reading →

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Dawkins’ central argument, Part 2: restating the problem

Posted on September 18, 2007 by me

To recap briefly, Dawkins’ central argument in The God Delusion consists of 6 points. So far, we have listed three: One of the greatest challenges to the human intellect, over the centuries, has been to explain how the complex, improbable … Continue reading →

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Critical Thinking 101

Posted on September 17, 2007 by me

I came across this in a post by Mike Gene at Telic Thoughts. It’s a fairly concise outline for critical thinking, which seems to be something of a dying art: gather complete information – more than one source understand and … Continue reading →

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