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• in Technology
  Quest for the "Devil" Particle
  According to CERN, "Bumps in the data" hint at the quest for the God Particle. What about the "Devil Particle?"
  by JerryFlattum / on Jul 27, 2011
• in Politics
  Michele Bachmann and the Two Sides of Every Argument
  Faith vs. Fact; Truth vs. Fiction; Education vs. Indoctrination
  by philmf / on Jun 20, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  President's Exhortation to Common Religious Bond is Important
  People of faith should unite around common philosophy
  by toddwrightnow / on Apr 4, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “intelligent design”

 

• Shermer vs. Flannery debate: Shermer actually conceded that Wallace, Darwin’s co-theorist, was a design pioneer

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  In “Michael Shermer Concedes! Wallace Was an ID Advocate!” ( Evolution News & Views , January 26, 2012), Michael Flannery sums up , I thought I would add a concluding reflection on my debate with Michael Shermer (“Resolved: If He Were Alive Today, Alfred Russel Wallace Would Be an Intelligent Design ...
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• The Splendors of the Multiverse

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  In a comment to this post dmullenix writes:  “What happened before the Big Bang? The multiverse already existed, it just hadn’t created this particular universe yet. What about space and time? No problem, they’re a part of the universe and came into existence when it did. . . we know that this universe came ...
  3 days ago

• How dare you appeal to . . . conscious agents in science!

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  Sometimes, comments at UD can be quite revealing. Jan 25, AIG objected in the Shermer/Flannery Wallace debate thread in an inadvertently revealing way, which I have picked up : ___________ >>AIG: Re: questions of how, why, and “who” (the names of people involved [at Stonehenge etc]?) are secondary. ...
  3 days ago

• ID Foundations, 15(a): A Testable ID Hypothesis — Front-Loading, part A (a guest-post by Genomicus)

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  As we continue the ID Foundations series, it will be necessary to reflect on a fairly wide range of topics, more than any one person can cover. So, when the opportunity came up to put Front-Loading on the table from a knowledgeable advocate of it, Genomicus, I asked him if he would be so kind as to submit  such a ...
  1 week ago

• In honour of the resistance to SOPA, PIPA, and government interference in the Internet generally …

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  As in, why you are undergoing Wiki withdrawal, and some politicians are reconsidering (ahem) their support … and Facebook’s CEO speaks out against SOPA … And remembering that Steve Jobs died recently … Apple’s immortal 1984 ad: Follow UD News at Twitter! Copyright © 2012 Uncommon Descent . ...
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• Intelligent Designer Goes on Food Stamps

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 416
  T he creationist websites often suggest that the emergence of multicellular life in the Precambrian is a problem for “Darwinists.” If that’s one of the big accomplishments of the intelligent designer, it now appears that he’s out of a job and has to move into public housing and apply for food stamps. At the ...
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• A Response to Ann Gaugers and Douglas Axes Comments

  
  Evolution News & Views — Authority: 584
  
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• Brian Auten interviews Casey Luskin on intelligent design

  
  Wintery Knight — Authority: 562
  Brian Auten interviews Casey Luskin, one of my favorite intelligent design advocates. Details: Today’s interview is with Casey Luskin, Research Coordinator for the Discovery Center’s Center for Science and Culture. In this interview Casey talks about his background and interest in Intelligent Design, ...
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• Methodological naturalism: Science enabler or science stopper? A response to Dr. Elizabeth Liddle.

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  In a recent thread which has attracted a lot of lively comment, Dr. Elizabeth Liddle (a highly respected critic of Intelligent Design who surely needs no introduction here) mounted a vigorous defense of methodological naturalism (“MN”). She began by developing her view of the way science works, in a post on ...
  1 week ago

• Doug Axe now replies to James Shapiro: Can we let the science decide?

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  Readers will recall James Shapiro , author of Evolution: A View from the 21st Century . Bill Dembski asked him, based on his observations, Why aren’t you a design theorist? Which, in the context, is somewhat like asking, “Well, if you agree with me about how badly things are run down at City Hall, will you ...
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• British private schools that teach intelligent design as science will lose funding

  
  Wintery Knight — Authority: 562
  Jonathan M. explains what happened at Evolution News. Excerpt: The British  Guardian  newspaper  reports  on recent developments in UK governmental policy on teaching evolution in free schools (which, though state funded, are normally not required to follow the national curriculum): The Department for ...
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• WND Blunders, Publishes Pro-Darwin Heresy

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 416
  E very now and then, WorldNetDaily (WND) publishes a column by someone we enjoy reading because he makes sense and we agree with him. It always surprises us that sane writers would allow their work to appear in WND, but it’s probably something that happens when one’s work is syndicated and the author has no ...
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• Consciousness, Where Even the Easy Problems are Hard

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  Over at the New Atlantis Raymond Tallis reviews David Chalmer’s new book The Character of Consciousness . Here is an interesting passage on all of those MRI experiments purporting to capture consciousness in mere brain activity: But none of these characteristics seems likely to deliver the difference between ...
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• Dare to Question Evolution

  
  Stormbringer's Thunder — Authority: 103
  Question Evolution Day is February 12! For more information and more videos, go to Piltdown Superman dot com .
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• Let Science Be the Arbiter: A Reply to James Shapiro

  
  Evolution News & Views — Authority: 584
  
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• Observing Evolution

  
  Exploring Our Matrix — Authority: 122
  Creationists regularly claim that evolution is unobservable. This claim is false. To give some examples, just in recent days there have been a few important instances of scientists being able to... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• A MUST-READ interview with Dr. William A. Dembski, author of “The Design Inference”

  
  Wintery Knight — Authority: 562
  Who is William Dembski ? Dr. Dembski has taught at Northwestern University, the University of Notre Dame, and the University of Dallas. He has done postdoctoral work in mathematics at MIT, in physics at the University of Chicago, and in computer science at Princeton University. A graduate of the University of ...
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• Discoveroids on the UK Creationism Funding Ban

  
  The Sensuous Curmudgeon — Authority: 416
  W hen we wrote that the UK Government Won’t Fund Creationist Schools a few days ago, we concluded by saying: We expect the usual creationist websites to be squealing about “viewpoint discrimination,” but the simple fact is that some viewpoints are flat-out absurd — and that’s especially true in ...
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• Nature (journal) notes US Darwin lobby’s segue into climate change

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  Further to “More on Darwin lobby’s foray into climate change,” Susan Young reports for Nature (January 17, 2012) “Evolution advocate turns to climate”: In a 16 January announcement, the NCSE says that it will offer support to educators facing ideological opposition when teaching climate change, ...
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• Can we distinguish human v. natural excavations?

  
  Uncommon Descent — Authority: 523
  Large geometric shapes are being discovered beneath the Amazon forest. Have the discoverers evaluated their origins correctly? If so, why? Is there any way to distinguish between artifacts caused by human and extraterrestrial agents? Once Hidden by Forest, Carvings in Land Attest to Amazon’s Lost World By SIMON ...
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