On my Hinduism
My writing here might suggest I care about religion in the context of science, or evolution in relation to creationism. But those interests came much later. For...
My writing here might suggest I care about religion in the context of science, or evolution in relation to creationism. But those interests came much later. For...
Via Elizabeth Breunig’s Twitter feed, I came across this fascinating profile of Dr. Paul Offit, who changed his opinion about Christianity and religion af...
Lawrence Krauss wants schools to cultivate doubt: Doubt about one’s most cherished beliefs is, of course, central to science: the physicist Richard Feynman stre...
When I can’t think of anything to write I do one of two things: talk about Jamaican food or link to something from BioLogos. Today I take the latter route...
Some blog-days ago I highlighted BioLogos’s interview with Bill Nye. Brad Kramer offers some final thoughts: I don’t think Nye is intentionally ignorant, ...
BioLogos had a fascinating interview with Bill Nye. I was surprised to read Nye’s thoughts on the harmony between science and faith: People get a lot out ...
Dan Sarewitz in ‘Lies We Must Live With’: As is so often the case when we frame a problem as bimodal, however, we get the problem itself wrong. The ...
Elizabeth Stoker Breunig draws a connection between creationists and climate change: A more suggestive statistic comes from 2011 polling data, which found that ...
Damon Linker questions a recent attempt to prove the existence of God using science: The timing was perfect. Published on Christmas Day, Eric Metaxas Wall Stree...
Adam Laats writes a fascinating sentence in his review of Adam Shapiro’s book on the Scopes Trial: Textbook authors, Shapiro writes, tended to work collab...