Science and Religion: A View from an Evolutionary Creationist

This is a blog detailing the creation/evolution/ID controversy and assorted palaeontological news. I will post news here with running commentary.

Thursday, March 04, 2010

Increasing the Connection Between Global Warming and Evolution

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Despite the fact that no such link exists and never has, ID supporters and creationists are lumping global warming dissent with dissent from...
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Monday, March 01, 2010

Steve Martin's Blog: Promoting a Positive Relationship between an Evangelical Faith and Biological Evolution in the Local Church

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Over At An Evangelical Dialogue on Evolution, Steve has a new guest post called Promoting a Positive Relationship between an Evangelical Fai...

Gordon Glover: The Design Detectives

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Gordon Glover has a new series on YouTube called The Design Detectives , of which he has two videos done. They are hilarious. Here is the ...
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Friday, February 26, 2010

Another AGW/Creationism Analogy

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Mark Lynas, writing for the New Statesman, argues that the recent "climate gate" scandal may cause a permanent rift between scien...

How to Teach Creationism

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Education News has a profile of Anu Ojha, of the National Space Centre in England, who argues that one should embrace the teaching of creat...

Food For the Snake

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A distant relative of the modern crocodile has been found in the Cerrejon formation in Columbia, dating it to around 60 million years old. ...
Thursday, February 25, 2010

Steve Martin's Blog: Is there an Evangelical Church Home for the Evolutionary Creationist?

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Over at Steve Martin's blog, there is a guest post by Douglas Hayworth on whether or not the EC can find a church home among evangelical...

ASA Voices

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I am also adding ASA Voices , a blog of American Scientific Affiliation members, which should prove to be quite interesting. The most recen...

Uncommon Descent

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I am adding Uncommon Descent to the left hand side list of sites, simply because it is largely the voice of the ID community.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Smithsonian: Discovering Our Ancestors

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The March issue of The Smithsonian Magazine has a large spread on the recent advances in human origins, including a large article on the d...

Who Are These People?

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Politico is reporting on a poll of Republicans done by the Daily Kos (okay, stop and think about that one for a minute) that reports on a n...
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Monday, February 22, 2010

The Great Divide

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Melanie Smith of the Decatur Daily writes on the Great Divide that separates creationism from evolution. While it is mostly a summary of t...
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Thursday, February 18, 2010

Stephen Barr: "The End of Intelligent Design?"

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Over at First Things, Stephen Barr has a post titled The End of Intelligent Design? His opening paragraph is brutal: It is time to take st...
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Slightly Off-Topic: Top 25 Science TV Shows of All Time

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Blogger Carolyn Friedman has a post on her blog call the " Top 25 Science TV Shows of All Time. " Much to her credit, she has Ba...
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Saturday, February 13, 2010

Of Humans and Defects

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PhysOrg has an interview with John Avise, world renowned geneticist and evolutionary biologist about his new book Inside the Human Genome ....
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Friday, February 12, 2010

A Challenge to Evolutionary Theory?

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Cairns Post has a review of a book by Henry Gobus called Human Ascent, in which some very peculiar things are said. The article, by Daniel...
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More on the Freshwater Case

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A reader sends a link to an "Accountability in the Media" page about the Freshwater case. Seems like funny business all around. ...
Thursday, February 11, 2010

And Not Just Chinasaurs...

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Foxnews has a report on some amazingly preserved spiders found in China. It states, in part: The creepy crawlies were unearthed by Paul Se...

Science Teacher Grants

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The Valdosta State University News is reporting that six Georgia local science teachers are being sent to professional development training...

John Freshwater Update

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Chris McGreal of the Guardian has a story on the happenings at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, where the hearings on the case of John Freshwater are ongo...
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