One of the things that makes a pretty big buzz in the area of evolutionary biology is reporting on finding supposed “missing links.” National Geographic reports a fossil that is believed to be a walking seal…
“Measuring about three and a half feet (110 centimeters) long, the 20- to 24-million-year-old “walking seal” had heavy, muscular limbs [...]
Archive for April, 2009
Evolutionary Hype Over Newly Discovered Fossil
Posted in Fossils, tagged creation, evolution, Fossils, National Geographic, seals on April 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So called Pro-religion Stance By The NCSE Is Criticized
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged christianity, creation, evolution, Jerry Coyne, NCSE, religion on April 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jerry Coyne who is a militant atheist is not too happy with the ecumenical movement in the realm between evolution and Christianity or religion in general. He is also very unhappy with these special interest groups who are not willing to attack religion directly. In his blog, “Truckling to the Faithful: A Spoonful of Jesus [...]
Texas Educational Chairman Under Pressure By Darwinists
Posted in Controversies Over Teaching Science, tagged creation, Darwinists, Don McLeroy, evolution, religion on April 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Although, there is nothing legally special interest groups or politicians can do under the new science standards in Texas, but there is one person they are very frustrated with and hoping to get rid of and that person of course is none other than Don McLeroy.
During the confirmation hearing held on Wednesday, Shapleigh said there [...]
The Sun’s Behavior Is Causing Confusion Among Astronomers
Posted in Miscellaneous, tagged creation, evolution, global warming, religion, science on April 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
What’s going on? The sun has broken it’s observable pattern, there hasn’t been any sunspots, very little solar flares, the most inactivity astronomers have seen from the closest star in many years and it’s got them searching for an explanation of this phenomena.
The BBC reports…
The Sun normally undergoes an 11-year cycle of activity. At its [...]
