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Pikaia Fossils Explode the Evolutionary Paradigm

Fuz wrote 2 weeks ago: A recent campaign by the Royal Ontario Museum to collect more fossils from the Burgess Shale site in … more →

Tags: Biology, fossil record, Cambrian Explosion, Evolution, cambrian explosion, fossil record 2, Pikaia gracilens, Burgess Shale, Canadian Rockies

Inevitable Humans?1 comment

Ruth Bancewicz wrote 1 month ago: Last weekend, the Faraday Institute ran a course on ‘Science, Religion and Atheism’. The aim was to … more →

Tags: Curiosity, Teleology, alien life, Burgess Shale, cambrian explosion, Convergent evolution, fine tuning, Harry B. Whittington, mapoflife.org

Humanity's origins could be traced to ancient worm: scientists1 comment

Postmedia News wrote 2 months ago: By Jen Gerson CALGARY — It seems an inglorious beginning, but some scientists are now convinced huma … more →

Tags: News, Science-Health, Fossils, Pikaia gracilens, Jean-Bernard Caron

Half- Baked Review: What has Philosophy Got to do with Religion?, a talk by Mark Vernon

Chris Jensen Romer wrote 4 months ago: I often get invited to events through groups I have joined on Facebook or my membership of email lis … more →

Tags: Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life, Debunking Myths, Religion, Science, Reviews and Past Events, Atheism, Skeptics, Bruce Hood, Daniel Dennett

Biological Fine-Tuning52 comments

Ruth Bancewicz wrote 6 months ago: It’s reasonably common to hear physicists and astronomers talk about ‘fine-tuning’, or the ‘anthropi … more →

Tags: Biology, fine tuned, Teleology, Alister McGrath, Surprised by meaning, fine tuning, anthropic principle, Life's Solution, Martin Rees

How To Build A Cell1 comment

noreligion wrote 10 months ago: Since I was in the midst of writing a series about the non-fine tuning of the universe I decided to … more →

Tags: Biology, Evolution, Science, Chemistry, Dinesh D'Souza, Education, 'freeman dyson', George M. Whitesides, george whiteside

The Direction of Evolution3 comments

timstafford wrote 10 months ago: I had a fascinating and hugely enjoyable interview–several hours worth–with Simon Conway … more →

Tags: global christianity, Science, Evolution

Paul Chien interviewed on the Cambrian era fossils

Wintery Knight wrote 11 months ago: Cambrian era fossils: Theory versus Data From Leadership University. (H/T The Poached Egg) Excerpt: … more →

Tags: Commentary, Evolution, cambrian explosion, Charles Darwin, Biology, Stephen Meyer, Jonathan Wells, richard sternberg, Darwin

Experts Call On UN To Prepare For Extraterrestrials (via Revolutionizing Awareness)

kindredsoul53 wrote 11 months ago: Great blog… http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/1976546/experts_call_on_un_to_prepare_for_extra … more →

Tags: Exopolitical Interventions, Extraterrestrial life, Open University, John Zarnecki, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, University of St Andrews, United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer , Kenneth Arnold

Experts Call On UN To Prepare For Extraterrestrials

Admin wrote 11 months ago: http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/1976546/experts_call_on_un_to_prepare_for_extraterrestrials/ Imag … more →

Tags: Exopolitical Interventions, Extraterrestrial life, Open University, John Zarnecki, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, University of St Andrews, United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer , Kenneth Arnold

What is the best explanation for the Cambrian fossil record?2 comments

Wintery Knight wrote 1 year ago: i found an interesting video that explores a mystery in the Cambrian fossil record. Richard Dawkins … more →

Tags: News, Evolution, cambrian explosion, Charles Darwin, Biology, Stephen Meyer, Jonathan Wells, richard sternberg, Darwin

Punching bags1 comment

Michael Hawkins wrote 1 year ago: Once again Neil has proved a great resource for punching bags. Following the link to one of his comm … more →

Tags: Creationism, Neil, Punching bags, Cornelius Hunter, Convergent evolution

The Wonder of Life

jantoshak wrote 1 year ago: What better way to follow up a half-assed entry right? Like I promised, this one will be doubly grea … more →

Tags: Long Hair, Don't care, Free write, clementines, Pseudo-Comedy, censorship, Life, Arts, united states

What Does ET Look Like?

Oliver Knevitt wrote 1 year ago: Little green men. Can they exist? Do they exist? And what do they look like? Published this week in … more →

Tags: Astrobiology, aliens

Science and Culture Looking at ETs more Closely

Bill Housley wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia First it was Steven Hawking, then the Catholic church, now The Royal Society. In … more →

Tags: In The News, Weird Science, Space, Human Space Flight, technology, Spaceship Earth, Star Gazing and Astronomy, Astronomy (2), Astrobiology

Evolution of the Eye: Pinhole Cameras and Lenses1 comment

Francis Smallwood wrote 1 year ago: In the first part of this exploration of the evolutionary massif and, in particular, the evolution o … more →

Tags: Biology, evolution, Magic Window, camera eye, Charles Darwin, climbing mount improbable, convergence, evolution by natural selection, evolution of the eye

Evolution of the Eye: Pinhole Cameras and Lenses1 comment

Francis Smallwood wrote 1 year ago: In the first part of this exploration of the evolutionary massif and, in particular, the evolution o … more →

Tags: Biology, evolution, RIchard Dawkins, Charles Darwin, Evolution, evolution by natural selection, On the Origin of Species, climbing mount improbable, eye

do memes exist?

Mike DeLong wrote 1 year ago: So Alister McGrath stopped over at Issues Etc. a couple of weeks ago to push his book The Dawkins De … more →

Tags: Current Events, Issues Etc., Martin Luther, John Calvin, Francis Schaeffer, Alister McGrath, David Bentley Hart, Rousas John Rushdoony, RIchard Dawkins

My Week at the Faraday Institute

Joshua Gidney wrote 1 year ago: So I am back and I’ve finally stopped myself staring into space like a gormless sheep in a cat … more →

Tags: Science and Christianity, Physics, Morality and Ethics, Neo‐Darwinism, God, History, Apologetics, Philosophy, Science


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