Under the new President of the United States, Barrack Obama, one will most likely see from evolutionary proponents an embodiment of anti-creationist actives. Such as a major push for a national standard of science which would be controlled by the federal government rather than leaving it up to various localities and states.
It will be also [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Top Ten Science Stories of 2008
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged creationism, evolution, religion, science news on December 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
There are quite a number of good science stories this year, one could make the case to make the top ten for each of them. However, I narrowed down the news stories. The list is not in a particular order of importance, but are still one of the most important science stories of the year. [...]
Texas Science Standards Are Ready For The School Board
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged creationism, evolution, science standards on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
After reviewing a detailed version of the final draft concerning Texas revised version of science standards which is now set to go before the school board for consideration on January 21, 2009. I wanted to make a few comments about it.
While reading the final draft, I noticed it doesn’t go into great detail about naturalism [...]
Geological Society in Australia Attacks Creationism
Posted in geology, tagged creationism, evolution, Geological Society of Australia, historical science, operational science on December 28, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Apparently this geological society is trying to murk up the difference between operational science and historical science. Knowledge by degree is not the same as knowledge by observation.
The Geological Society of Australia falsely claims…
“Fundamental Creationism, including so called “Flood Geology”, which disregard scientific evidence such as that based on repeatable observations in the natural world [...]
