Apropos my gripes about the abysmal state of what passes for conservative science journalism, Teresa Nielsen Hayden weighs in: Why should it be so important to insist that God created the animals via mysterious unspecified means, and to deny that the processes that brought them into being left perceptible traces in the geological record and… Continue reading
Rod Dreher was kind enough to pick up on my post on the woes of conservative science journalism. And so far no obscene comments!
Whoever said being a philosopher means a life without adventure? Not Scott Carson.
Gerald Baker today: The US is indeed in the middle of another gloomy ride around the “America as Rome” theme park of half-understood history lessons. The pessimists, equipped with their Fodor’s guidebooks, their summer school diplomas, and their DVD collection of Cecil B. DeMille movies, are convinced it’s all up for the people who march… Continue reading
A Problem of Credibility The problem with relying solely on philosophy when it comes to discussing the ‘big picture’ about God and his role in the evolution of life, is that it too often gives cover to scientific stupidity. I would much rather say ignorance instead of stupidity, believe me. But ignorance is a condition… Continue reading