Darwin's God

How Religion Drives Science and Why it Matters

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Bug With Bifocals Baffles Biologists

›
Take a close look at this organism—a very close look. Now answer these questions: Are you an evolutionist? Was this bug created by random mu...
342 comments:
Monday, August 23, 2010

MAVs and Fruit Flies: Unguided Evolution Smarter Than Top Scientists

›
Autonomous air vehicles are finding increasing use and the Air Force is interested in micro versions : Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs) typically...
195 comments:
Saturday, August 21, 2010

The Gene Myth

›
Biological variation is, in part, transmitted from parent to progeny. Tall individuals tend to have tall offspring, fast individuals tend to...
149 comments:

The Law of Compensation (Addendum)

›
Evolutionists make religious and metaphysical claims that mandate the truth of evolution. Fundamental predictions of their theory turn out t...
31 comments:

The Law of Compensation

›
Are there constraints to how species can vary? A generation before Darwin the German polymath Johann Goethe and French naturalist Etienne ...
12 comments:
Thursday, August 19, 2010

Science's Blind Spot

›
A friend of mine likes to invest in stocks. He understands computer companies so he trades only those stocks. This limitation makes for a si...
50 comments:

Back to School, Part 4

›
We continue to examine the work of authors George Johnson and Jonathan Losos in their biology textbook, The Living World ((Fifth Edition, Mc...
16 comments:
Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Fossil Find: Fungus Controlled Ant Just Like Today

›
The fossil record cannot usually tell us about the soft body parts or the behavior of its specimens. For these, we look to the extant specie...
89 comments:
Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Back to School, Part 3

›
We continue to examine the work of authors George Johnson and Jonathan Losos in their biology textbook, The Living World ((Fifth Edition, M...
92 comments:
Monday, August 16, 2010

Jerry Coyne: Simplistic Renderings of Evolutionary Thought

›
Evolutionist's come in a wide variety of religious flavors. Even in the Christian wing of evolution-dom, the details of how God and evol...
35 comments:
Sunday, August 15, 2010

No Imagination Shortage

›
In his piece Reclaiming the Imagination , Oxford's Timothy Williamson argues for more imagination in science. As part of his introductio...
49 comments:
Saturday, August 14, 2010

Of Mice and Men: Unconserved Transcription Factors Binding

›
You probably learned in high school biology class that the new DNA data has powerfully confirmed evolution. Take any gene and it reveals dif...
47 comments:
Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Survival of the Fittest or Altruistic Suicide?

›
Like engineers carefully blowing up a bridge, cells have intricate, programmed suicide mechanisms. The signal is sent and an apparatus of de...
116 comments:
Monday, August 9, 2010

Butterflies and Flashlights

›
I once met a fellow who was an aficionado of, believe it or not, flashlights. It seemed rather mundane until I saw all the neat designs usin...
92 comments:
Wednesday, July 28, 2010

The Web Weavers

›
Imagine if you called a car salesman, explained the type of car you wanted to buy, and he exclaimed he has exactly what you are looking for....
408 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version
  • Cornelius Hunter
  • David
Powered by Blogger.