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If I were Jason Kuznicki, I'd be irritated. Here's Jim's explanation of his "puzzle": It's all about trying to find
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Daniel Dennett is the new H.G. Wells and Leon Wieseltier is his Chesterton. Dennett's latest book, Breaking the Spell: Religion as Natural Phenomenon, seems to be an
Keith E. BuhlerPhilosophyScience
Many thanks to Radar, a newcomer, for his thoughtful comments and his referencing real research in the areas we are discussing and attempting to shed light on. Radar, I assume
Keith E. BuhlerPhilosophyScience
It is an interpretation of the evidence found in the observable universe. *In interpreting evidence, there are three types of causes used by scientists. 1. Law, 2. chance, and 3.
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Intelligent design may be the missing link to restoring relations between the Muslim world and the West. So argues Mr. Akyol in an exciting and, no doubt, provocative essay. Here&
Keith E. BuhlerScience
Jim, if you'll join me again, I am picking up the world-origins debate. I am reading through Briane Greene's book The Fabric of the Cosmos,
Keith E. BuhlerScience
1. What is light? How does it work? 2. What is gravity? Seriously, why do things fall towards massive objects like the Earth? 3. What is smaller than electrons and
Keith E. BuhlerScience
Ways of collecting energy: Windmills, solar panels, dams... Add to this list "Manchester Bobbers," a natural energy harvester being tested in the UK. Floating cylinders collect electricity as
Keith E. BuhlerPhilosophyScience
Jim, if you'll join me again, I am picking up the world-origins debate. I am reading through Briane Greene's book The Fabric of the Cosmos,
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophyScience
My brother recently accused Mere-O of attempting to increase traffic by referencing "scantily clad women" (twice). I'm not sure anyone looking for said women would
Matthew Lee AndersonPhilosophyScience
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
Andrew SelbyPhilosophyScience
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