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Tag Archives: evolution
Hunter on the Conflict Between Science and Religion
From Cornelius Hunter at Darwin’s God, discussing The Real Conflict Between Science and Religion: But as Henry Kissinger described academia, the battles are so fierce because the stakes are so small. From the outside the conflict between atheist evolutionists and … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, cornelius hunter, evolution, faith, science, theism
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Evolution is irrelevant?
From Forbes.com, “The Dangers Of Overselling Evolution” by Philip S. Skell: I have queried biologists working in areas where one might have thought the Darwinian paradigm could guide research, such as the emergence of resistance to antibiotics and pesticides. Here, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged education, evolution, forbes, Jerry Coyne, philip skell, science
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Once more, with feeling
One finally comes to the conclusion that, despite vigorous protests, belief in evolution and intelligent design are matters of faith. – Roy Spencer Roy Spencer is an indepenent thinker and critic of the current global warming movement. In an article … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged evolution, faith, intelligent design, Roy Spencer, science
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Clashing Culture
My friend Mike has become involved in a new co-op blog entitled Clashing Culture. It is an interesting concept, as the authors consist of 2 people who identify themselves as atheists, and 2 people who identify as Christians. Their logo … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Philosophy, Reviews
Tagged blog, evolution, faith, modernism, Philosophy, rationalism, science, scientism
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