2022
At Mind Matters News: Is this idea too crazy?: There was life on the early Moon?
David Coppedge: The Miller-Urey experiment sparked, zombie-like, back to life
New Zealand’s Royal Society grudgingly lets off two scientists who critiqued “Indigenous ways of knowing” as conventional science
Darwin’s tree of life is just… ground cover?
Rob Sheldon on the problems with the peptide origin of life hypothesis
How the Doctrine of Original Sin Helped Spark the Scientific Revolution and Why Neo- Pelagianism Has Produced the Replication Crisis
Are the majority of new scientific publications false? There is very good evidence to believe that is the case. This short video is must viewing for anyone who wants to know why that is the case. As our News Desk has faithfully reported these last couple of years, science is beset with a replication crisis. A passage in Stephen Meyer’s Return of the God Hypothesis got me to thinking about this crisis and perhaps the reason it arose. In an early chapter of his book, Meyer discussed why the scientific revolution occurred in Christian Europe and nowhere else. The reason, of course, is that far from being at war with science as some blinkered revisionist historians would have it, science Read More ›
Asked by science watchdog: Why is Lancet — famed medical journal — into anti-science advocacy?
How can spiders be so smart?
China’s surveillance and control move, targeting esp. Christians
We see in current news: The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has activated measures to drastically restrict the availability of Christian content on the internet, Open Doors reported this week. Last December, China’s State Administration for Religious Affairs (SARA) announced its upcoming “Measures for the Administration of Internet Religious Information Services,” a series of regulations designed to eliminate any online religious message that fails to conform to the principles of the CCP. Without express government permission, no organization or individual “shall preach on the Internet, carry out religious education and training, publish sermon content, forward or link to related content, organize and conduct religious activities on the Internet, or live broadcast or post recorded videos of religious rituals,” the CCP declared Read More ›