Henry M. Morris, 1918-2006
Henry Madison Morris, the most prominent and influential antievolutionist of the 20th century, died yesterday, February 25th, 2006. Morris and
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Henry Madison Morris, the most prominent and influential antievolutionist of the 20th century, died yesterday, February 25th, 2006. Morris and
Read MoreThe following is the text of my five minute segment about evolutionary biology. ==== Evolutionary biology has a big idea,
Read MoreI’m now in Chapel Hill, North Carolina for the Carolina Law Review Symposium on Religion in the Public Schools. Dan
Read MoreNick Matzke and I set up the NCSE booth at AAAS in the morning. At noon, they opened the exhibit
Read MoreDiane will be heading out today on the first stage toward the field season in Wyoming. The research group is
Read MoreOn the 14th, the state of Ohio took notice that its “teach the controversy” position, using the phrase “critical analysis”,
Read MoreBruce Salem had a hypothesis on the talk.origins newsgroup: Engineers seem to be disproportionately predisposed to take an antievolution position.
Read MoreI’m just home from giving a short talk at Stanford as part of the “Rational Thought” student group’s Darwin Day
Read MoreOn Friday, Feb. 3rd, I was able to pose a question to Greer-Heard Forum headliners Michael Ruse and William Dembski.
Read MoreI have a few minutes before the plane home loads up, so I will have to be brief. The basic
Read MoreI’m headed off very early in the morning Friday to catch a flight to Atlanta, Georgia. Friday evening and the
Read MoreA Reuters news report has Bill Gates saying the government censorship of web sites will not work. Microsoft Corp Chairman
Read MoreSeattle Weekly has a scathing article on home-town outfit, the Discovery Institute. But the most startling part is that the
Read MoreTry out this little test of coordination. I made it to a little over 16 seconds. This one is good
Read MoreProjects with deadlines invite work applied elsewhere. Thus the new-fangled drop-down lists in the sidebar, with code taken from the
Read MoreA Science Daily item notes that an experimental cancer treatment for dogs with melanoma shows some promising results. The technique
Read MoreI got a request to respond to a survey, the survey group being those who run pro-science websites and weblogs
Read MoreHi. If you are dropping in from “Unscrewing the Inscrutable” or “DailyKos“, this message is for you. I got into
Read MoreWell, here’s a note for the culture wars: Evolution sells. Or, at least it seems that recognizable bits of cultural
Read MoreYesterday, while returning from looking at RVs for Diane’s upcoming field season , we stopped at a place that had
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