More About the Behe Talk
Michael Behe gave a talk at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, as mentioned in a previous post here.
Read moreMichael Behe gave a talk at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, as mentioned in a previous post here.
Read morePicked up from Facebook… If I’ve counted correctly, I’ve seen 84 out of the following 232 movie titles. (Counts via
Read moreLou FCD at After the Bar Closes has posted a set of notes from a Michael Behe talk last evening.
Read moreKirk Durston wrote in his “Introduction to Intelligent Design”: Recent computer simulations have failed to generate 32 bits of functional
Read moreThe traveling Discovery Institute roadshow featuring a double bill of John West and Casey Luskin got some attention when ERV
Read moreThe conflict model of the relation between science and religion is polar, with doctrinaire religious people at one pole and
Read moreOver on the Panda’s Thumb, there’s a thread about NCSE’s Project Steve hitting the kilosteve mark, that is, the 1000th
Read moreToday is the 200th anniversary of the births of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin. I’ll be adding things to this
Read moreState senator Stephen Wise plans to introduce a bill requiring balanced treatment for “intelligent design” whenever evolutionary science is taught
Read moreJosh Rosenau, Public Information Project Director at the National Center for Science Education and blogger at Thoughts From Kansas, was
Read moreDiane and I like certain snacks. But maybe those snacks don’t like us. Take, for example, Voortman Windmill Cookies. They
Read moreJill Biden earned her Ph.D. Ed.D. in 2007 in education. Robin Abcarian, reporter for the Los Angeles Times, must be
Read moreI signed up at “reunion.com” some time back, and occasionally I get email from them. I went over to the
Read moreNature (7228, p.361) had notice of an article in Biological Journal of the Linnean Society (96, 82-102, 2009) that demonstrates
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