By: Jason|10 March, 2011|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: atheism . Origin of life . science . Scientific American
That’s exactly what John Horgan suggests. Writing for Scientific American, the science journalist argues that, twenty years since he first wrote about the topic, atheistic explanations have not moved any closer to establishing how life first emerged.
Read more »By: Jason|13 June, 2010|Categories: Books|Tags: Adam . biblical authority . biblical clarity . Denis Lamoureux . Doctrine . evolution . General Revelation . inerrancy . James Anderson . Origin of life . scie . science . Scripture
Can we reconcile our love for Jesus with a belief that all living organisms gradually evolved from simple life forms? In his latest book, associate professor of science and religion at St. Joseph’s College in the University of Alberta, Denis Lamoureux, argues that we can. James Anderson has written a good review of Lamoureux’s book, looking at his views of Scripture and science.
Read more »By: Jason|05 February, 2010|Categories: About|Tags: david berlinski . design . information . intelligent design . michael medved . Origin of life . Stephen Meyer . tom woodward
The audio from a C.S. Lewis Society-hosted discussion of Stephen Meyer’s new book Signature in the Cell and the evidence for intelligent design is now available.
Read more »By: Stuart|13 July, 2009|Categories: Creation & Evolution . Philosophy of Science|Tags: Dr. Fuzale Rana . Intelligent agency . Origin of life . Reasons to Believe . RNA
On May 14th this year (2009) Reasons to Believe responded to two articles in the popular press. The first from the New York Times; “Chemist finds hidden gateway to RNA” and the second from Fox News; “Scientist may have found how life began.” The following is a transcript of their pod-cast Science News Flash with Joe Aguirre (JA) and Dr. Fuzale Rana (FR or “Fuzz”)
Read more »