Denyse O'Leary
Scientist banned for doubting Darwin has presented challenge to our definition of life
Mimivirus discoverer doubts Darwin, banned from publication in France
Why James Q. Wilson couldn’t consider the argument for design
Interview: Atheist Alain de Botton cases religion’s joint for something worth stealing …
BioLogos claims not to be Darwinist after all … and it’s not April 1 either.
Parallel tracks for moral rules? It’s amazing the amount of pseudo-science Darwinism has spawned.
Social psychology 1, Evolutionary psychology 0
The grand posturing and pretenses of mainstream media – and how it affects us
What Catholics didn’t like about Darwin – and still don’t
Teaching evolution as an act of faith in Darwinism: Why that ol’ “gut feeling” matters so much
A multiverse of multiverses: If everything can be true, nothing is
When science writers can’t cope with honesty among scientists …
Intelligent design: The next decade
This morning we noted the 50th peer-reviewed pro-ID scientific paper published. Having been on this beat for a decade now, I can safely say that no one who is not involved can have any idea how difficult an achievement that is, in the face of a corrupt, tenured establishment that is unashamed to use outright suppression. Indeed, this very year, Granville Sewell had an accepted paper rejected from a journal because a Darwin troll started bawling about it to an editor of that journal. The wrong was never righted, though some justice was done. Because it is only recently that any justice has even been attempted in this area, we can reasonably assume that more such papers would be in Read More ›