Category: Science

Scientism and the Death of Wisdom

Many thanks to Joe Carter at Evangelical Outpost for hosting the symposium. Ethics in our ostensibly pluralistic society have become increasingly dominated by a single voice: science. In the 2004 debate over Proposition 71, the California initiative to fund stem-cell...

/ April 12, 2005

More fun at naturalism.org…

Check out the “Naturalism and Spirituality” page. The first line strikes me as a bit funny and ironic: Although naturalism may at first seem an unlikely basis for spirituality…(You can read the rest for yourself.) Naturalism actually doesn’t seem to...

/ April 12, 2005

(Inevitably) The Center for Naturalism strikes me as laughable

Thanks to William Dembski’s link, I began reading through the official website for the Center for Naturalism and found myself laughing hysterically. It really couldn’t be helped. I mean, it really couldn’t; it was merely a product of my biological...

/ April 7, 2005

Charity Begins at Homo Sapiens

Check out a recent article in New Scientist on the deep-seated altruism of humankind. The article isn’t conclusive, but it does pose problems for those who wish to collapse the fundamental distinction between humankind and the animal kingdom. Not that...

/ March 17, 2005