Science owes nothing to Darwinism – Jonathan Wells
God, Immanuel Kant, Richard Dawkins, and the Quantum – Antoine Suarez
ID-friendly atheist U Colorado prof Bradley Monton resigns
Guess what? Humans don’t have free will but maybe rats do
Further to the never-ending story of Darwin downhill—E. O. Wilson’s new book
They didn’t shut this down at the University of Toronto
“Dawkins” joke on comic Web site spreads cultural familiarity with terms
No wonder they ran out of pom poms. Everyone wants to be a “science writer”
Paul Nelson: ID in Brazil
Studying time’s arrow with philosophers
Darwinian Debating Device # 18: “Me or Your Lying Eyes”
The chutzpah Darwinists sometimes bring to the table is often breathtaking. This tactic is based on the old saw about the wife who catches her husband in flagrante delicto with another woman and the following exchange ensues: Wife: “How could you?” Husband: “How could I what?” Wife: “Be in bed with another woman of course!” Husband: “I’m not in bed with another woman.” Wife: “I see her right there.” Husband: “No you don’t.” Wife: “Yes I do” Husband: “Who are you going to believe, me our your lying eyes?” It is not unusual for an exchange with a Darwinist to go like this: Darwinist unambiguously advances proposition X. IDer quotes the Darwinist and demonstrates that proposition X is an error. Read More ›
Is neuroscience ruining the humanities?
Saturday Fun: Adapa’s DDS on Display
Sometimes an example of Darwinist Derangement Syndrome (see UD’s glossary) is just too delicious to allow it to languish deep in a comment thread. Here’s an exchange between Adapa and WJM in the Way Forward thread: First, Adapa claims that science has “conclusively demonstrated” that unguided evolution can produce observed diversity of life: Adapa @99: . . . science has already conclusively demonstrated that the observed natural process of random genetic variations filtered by selection and retaining heritable traits is sufficient to produce the biological life variations we see today . . . @ 587 William J Murray disagrees and says unless a P(T|H) calculation can be made for a naturally occurring biological phenomenon “evolution cannot be vetted as ‘unguided.’” Read More ›