Last year, William Dembski who is one of the key figures in the modern intelligent design movement recently debated Lewis Wolpert who is a developmental biologist. It was an interesting debate, but they were not the only ones butting heads, there was another ID proponent who reviewed the debate and found it to be not [...]
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New Paper Advocates The “Genetics First” Hypothesis
Posted in origins, tagged chemistry, creationism, evolution, genetics, intelligent design, science, William Dembski on January 6, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Classical Science Fades With Major Media Outlets
Posted in origins, tagged creationism, evolution, intelligent design, origins, science on November 12, 2009 | 2 Comments »
There is a lot of competition out there, the internet has transformed news with more variety than ever before! This is one of the reasons why major media outlets that report on science have been abandoning the classic science approach for reporting. Instead, they have settled for more bold conclusions which go way beyond the [...]
Darwinian Evolution Getting Into Religion?
Posted in origins, tagged creationism, darwin, evolution, God, religion, science on November 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Let’s see, they keep telling us that science is science, and religion is religion, Stephen Jay Gould stated that science would stay out of religion if religion stayed out of science? Does this mean science by their definition is now unto religion?
Elizabeth Culotta wrote an article in science about the origin of religion using the [...]
The Frankenstein Hypothesis Needs Revision
Posted in origins, tagged creationism, evolution, frankestein, NASA, prebiotic, science on September 8, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Mary Shelley wrote a novel when she was 19 years of age which was first published in 1818. The story is very well known, how a scientist was able to create life from non-life in a lab using electricity. The story is highly similar in some ways to evolution concerning the origin of life.
In an [...]
