By: Rob|21 September, 2008|Categories: Creation & Evolution . Documents|Tags: fossil record . molecular machines . natural selection . william Dembski
A link to a PDF by William Demski which raises five questions about evolutionary theory: (i) the fossil record, (ii) natural selection, (iii) detecting design, (iv) molecular machines, and (v) testability.
Read more »By: Rob|21 September, 2008|Categories: Apologetics . Book Reviews . Creation & Evolution|Tags: Books . christopher hitchens . douglas groothuis
Professor Douglas Groothuis reviews Christopher Hitchens’ book God is Not Great in this interview on Issues, Etc. Full MP3 Audio here. Douglas Groothuis’ blog here. Subscribe to Issues, Etc. in iTunes. Enjoy.
Read more »By: Rob|21 September, 2008|Categories: Creation & Evolution|Tags: Charles Darwin . church of england . evolution
A senior cleric of the Church of England wants his church to apologize to Charles Darwin in time for the observance of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth next year.
Read more »By: Rob|19 September, 2008|Categories: Book Reviews|Tags: evidence . new atheists
A review of some reviews of Nathan Busenitz’s new book, “Reasons We Believe’.
Read more »By: Bnonn|15 September, 2008|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: intelligent design
Bnonn interacts further with Ken Perrott on the question of whether intelligent design can be considered a scientific inference.
Read more »By: Bnonn|11 September, 2008|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: intelligent design
The question of whether intelligent design is a scientific or philosophical inference is a contentious and oft-debated one. Using a recent discussion on Ken Perrott’s blog as a kick-off point, Bnonn offers a brief commentary on this issue, giving reasons for why it is arbitrary to dismiss ID as unscientific.
Read more »The Christ on Campus Initiative is a newly set up ministry of the Gospel Coalition for the goal of addressing the needs of university students with the truth and relevance of Christianity. One of the central purposes behind the establishment of Thinking Matters here is to see Christianity more rigorously defended in the marketplace of ideas and especially on the campuses of our…
Read more »Tauranga Tonight the Tauranga Thinking Matters study group will be kicking off its series on Relativism. Dr Matthew Flannagan will be speaking. Matthew currently teaches part time at the Bible College of New Zealand. He holds a Masters degree in Philosophy from the University of Waikato and a PhD in Theology from the University of Otago. He has debated notable…
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