I was thinking recently, about how many audiobooks are consumed by people these days. I would guess that the main reason behind this consumption is convenience. Many people just don’t have the time, or don’t create the time, to really sit down and get their head in a book. But I understand that for many, Read More…
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New Intelligent Design YouTube Channel
I’ve been writing intermittently about ID for quite a few years now. In the past I have posted some of my articles on this page. Although I haven’t written anything for a good while, I still follow this area very closely. Recently I set up a YouTube channel that I intend to use alongside my Read More…
Design Disquisitions: Peter S. Williams on Intelligent Design
In the latest post at Design Disquisitions I focus on the excellent work on ID by British philosopher Peter S. Williams. He has published several papers, and has many high quality articles and media presentations on the subject. His work was instrumental in initiating my change of mind from theistic neo-Darwinism to design. Highly recommended stuff! Peter Read More…
Dawkins mutation in the mind music video: “this is your brain on bad acid”
In the video, Dawkins gets his head split open and then all we see are his brains and eyeballs, then they multiply…. at the end he says, “as for me, I’d rather spread memes than genes anyway.” We then see him tooting his own horn while a dinosaur swallows a shark. The video that Richard Read More…
Audio: Would Thomas Jefferson have wanted design theory taught in school?
Actually, as a deist, Jefferson would likely have got along great with the later Antony Flew.
Is Richard Dawkins truly an “embarrassment” to new atheism? Or an accurate representation?
Dawkins’ ignorance illustrates the new atheists’ growing cultural power. The message is clear: Accountability is for losers.
Podcasts on the intelligent design controversy
Key ID figures measure the impact of the Discovery Institute. Also, Steve Meyer on new developments in the UK.
Probing the mysteries of psychopathy
“A Psychopath Walks Into A Room. Can You Tell? (NPR May21, 2011) Arresting title, that, for an interesting proposition: “Robert Hare, the eminent Canadian psychologist who invented the psychopath checklist, … recently announced that you’re four times more likely to find a psychopath at the top of the corporate ladder than you are walking around in Read More…
Audio/Video: Chemical origins of life conference audio now free for download, plus …
Courtesy Britain’s Royal Society. A friend notes that three Nobel Prize winners were among the speakers: