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Bring stupidity and superstition to an end
Why is so difficult to accept death and that we are not going to live forever? Why do people become so gullible when one of their loved ones dies that they will believe anything that so-called psychic… more →
Prometheus Unbound
The Mismeasure of Asians: A Prelude
notedscholar wrote 6 hours ago: Bell Curves: history, cultural context The Bell Curve, written by Dick Hernstein and Chuck Murray, i … more →
Quote #6
Juan José wrote 5 days ago: We are here because one odd group of fishes had a peculiar fin anatomy that could transform into leg … more →
Day 62: Darwin's Untimely Burial
100goalsin1000days wrote 2 weeks ago: Goal 64: Today, I read the fourth essay (Darwin’s Untimely Burial) from Stephen Jay Gould … more →
Day 61: Darwin's Dilemma
100goalsin1000days wrote 3 weeks ago: Goal 64: Tonight, I read the third essay from Stephhen Jay Gould’s book Ever Since Darwin ent … more →
Day 60: Five Years at the Captain's Table
100goalsin1000days wrote 3 weeks ago: Goal 64: This morning, I read the second essay from Stephhen Jay Gould’s book Ever Since Darw … more →
Quality, Work
Abhijeet wrote 3 weeks ago: Details are all that matters; God dweels in these and you never get to see Him if you don’t st … more →
Why I Am Not An Agnostic
carlpackman wrote 3 weeks ago: First published February 11 2009 “If God did exist”, asks the advert for the Alpha course that I see … more →
Evolution as a Faith
soulangler wrote 1 month ago: ‘The general preference that so many of us hold for gradualism is a metaphysical stance embedded in … more →
Day 43: Ever Since Darwin
100goalsin1000days wrote 1 month ago: Goal 64: In the early 1990s, I has a small correspondence with Stephen Jay Gould. At the time, he wa … more →
Oakeshott on Religion, Science and Politics
manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: The recent Zygon symposium on Oakeshott on religion, science and politics is now available as a free … more →
Rats in the Cosmic Laboratory: Is God A Scientist?
Dr. Anthony Payne wrote 1 month ago: In one especially poignant scene in the movie “Shadowlands”,* famed English writer and O … more →
The Non-Overlapping Magisteria Myth
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Phil Stilwell wrote 2 months ago: In 1997 Stephen Jay Gould first introduced the notion that science and religion occupied two Non-Ove … more →
Should you ever think prayer works, remind yourself of this
kickyandfun wrote 2 months ago: “The invalid assumption that correlation implies cause is probably among the two or three most … more →
Teach the Controversy? Evolution, Creationism, and Intelligent Design in America
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darwinaia wrote 2 months ago: A few days ago, I was standing in line at a local bookstore waiting to buy a copy of Matthew Chapman … more →
Delusion delusion #2
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Chris Lawrence wrote 2 months ago: We need to talk… about the charge of fundamentalism, explicit in McGrath’s subtitle. Sec … more →
The Kilosteve crushes scientists for ID
cultblender wrote 2 months ago: Apparently there is a list of (so-called) scientists who are backing the concept of ID (Intelligent … more →
The Dawkins Delusion
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dmhamby2 wrote 3 months ago: I honestly had no clue that there was a book with the subtitle of “Atheist Fundamentalism and the … more →
Pinker's Parts: Past, Present and Future?
manwithoutqualities wrote 3 months ago: I came across this article in The New York Times. January 11, 2009 I’m pasting it in since a … more →
The wonders of camouflage
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whyevolutionistrue wrote 3 months ago: by Matthew Cobb Hello everyone, Jerry has kindly (or foolishly) handed over the reins of the WEIT bl … more →
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