Month: February 2013
In The New Republic, Leon Wieseltier Blasts "Darwinist Dittoheads" for Policing Thomas Nagel’s "Heresy"
This goes way beyond wishful thinking. There really does seem to be a transition going on, a veil of ignorance and denial pierced by Nagel’s book.
How to Celebrate Watson-Crick Day?
The final burst of insight was delivered to James Watson in the morning, February 28, 1953.
Design Can Be Suboptimal on Purpose
Evolutionists wrongly argue that ID can’t be true because some designs are not optimal. But there might be a perfectly intelligent reason for some suboptimal designs in nature.
Why Does the History of Technology Give the Appearance of Evolution?
Kenneth Miller seems to assume that if a designer had anything to do with the origin of species, then we should see evidence in the fossil record that someone waved a magic wand.
Death Valley Days: Chemists Propose a Seemingly Unlikely Environment for the Origin of Life
Benner et al.‘s ambitious task was to address some of the most compelling reasons cited by origin-of-life researchers who reject the RNA-world model.