Reconciling Science and Religion
I think that in this year when Charles Darwin will get a hunk of press for the dual celebrations of the bicentennial of his birth and the sesquicentennial of the first edition of his book, the question of the conflicts between science and religion will be discussed by a great many thinkers [...]
Posts Tagged ‘creation science’
I Have No Need of That Hypothesis
Posted in Creationism, Theistic Evolution, atheism, tagged atheism, Bible, creation science, Free will, Garden of Eden, Problem of suffering, religion, Suffering, Theodicy on January 25, 2009 | 11 Comments »
How To Defend Creationism Against Evolutionism
Posted in Creationism, tagged creation science, evolution on July 8, 2008 | 2 Comments »
From Wiki-How
I found this Wiki-How site, apparently a guide for life which can be democratically edited much like Wikipedia. It has several guides on how to effectively argue a position, and one of the ones that I like best is the guide to defending Christian Creationism based on Genesis against Evolutionism. Being editable, this article [...]
Evolution and the Origin of Life
Posted in Creationism, tagged abiogenesis, creation science on July 3, 2008 | 11 Comments »
I have often been frustrated by creationists claiming that evolution can’t explain the origins of life, but even more irritated when evolution’s defenders try to halt the discussion by saying that “Evolution doesn’t address abiogenesis, evolution starts when the first life appears.”
Creationism as an Easy Target
Posted in Creationism, tagged creation science on June 13, 2008 | 17 Comments »
The Rhetorical War Over Evolution
Are creationists stupid or willfully ignorant? Is that a loaded question? I personally don’t think that creationists are stupid, because they come up with incredible gems of twisted logic. They expend quite a bit of effort and time to create justifications for their beliefs, and come up with [...]