Artificial intelligence and evolutionEven the most sophisticated artificial intelligence pales in complexity next to the software of life.Article14 Feb, 2022
Review: 'Science Without God?'A review of Science Without God? by Peter Harrison and Jon H. Roberts (Eds.)Article03 Dec, 2021
What would it take for biblical creationists to change their convictions?Empirical science does not preclude metascientific convictions. Biblical creationists accused of circular reasoning actually hold fast to Scriptural truths.Article07 Sep, 2021
“Life on our planet”, a review of David Attenborough’s latest bookDavid Attenborough’s A life on Our Planet book is reviewed, including CO2 and warming, renewables, population, Anthropocene, and more.Article31 Aug, 2021
Review: 'Scientism and Secularism’ by J.P. MorelandA book review of Science and Secularism by J.P. Moreland.Article09 Jul, 2021
The inhuman nature of secular humanismHumanism arose from the Renaissance enabling the Reformation then degenerated through Unitarian belief to become secular and evolutionary.Article24 Jun, 2021
Review: 'Richard Dawkins, C.S. Lewis and the Meaning of Life' by Alister McGrathA review of Richard Dawkins, C.S. Lewis and the Meaning of Life by Alister McGrath.Article11 Jun, 2021
Memory, the brain, and the soulIf memories are stored in the brain, what basis is there for belief in the soul?Article17 Apr, 2021
When efforts to stop nature changing over time (conservation) conflict with the belief that nature does change over time (evolution)Beliefs about Darwinian natural selection and conservation conflict, as Huxley realised, seen in Attenborough’s TV programmes and nature’s idolization.Article11 Mar, 2021
Where did deep time belief arise?Western belief in ‘deep time’ first appeared in 17th and 18th century FranceArticle24 Feb, 2021
Historical Science, Chaos Theory, and the sliding scale of trustWe explore the connections between Ian Malcolms Chaos Theory in Jurassic Park and historical science and forensics.Article01 Oct, 2020
Deep time in 18th century France: part 2The rise of deep time in France came over to Britain mainly through methodological naturalism and a subtle undermining of Christianity.Article01 May, 2020
Summoning the Demon: Worshiping Artificial IntelligenceAnthony Levandowski’s ‘Way of the Future’ cult has disturbing ideas about computers. Are we going to see people worshiping robots?Article21 Jan, 2020
Deconstructing Darwin: Darwin’s real messageStephen Jay Gould on Darwins real message.Article04 Mar, 2009
Cleland’s case for historical science: part 1Carol Clelands arguments that historical and experimental science are equally accessible and reliable require biblical revelation to ground and preserve them both.Article23 Nov, 2018
Apophenia and designBiology looks designed because it is designed; life is not a case of apophenia.Article02 Nov, 2018