If one restricts science to the natural, and assumes that science can in principle get to all truth, then one has implicitly assumed philosophical naturalism. — Del Ratsch, philosopher
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Charles Darwin’s metaphorical thinking is sometimes subject to a tension between nature as destroyer and nature as nurturer. Hard questions from one or more friends, and from reviewers of the book, led him to consider replacing talk of “natural selection” with the term “natural preservation,” so as to avoid errant associations with choice and, by extension, teleology. But Darwin seems to have sensed that such acquiescence would have been fatal to his idea of major morphological change. After all, his book was about the origin of new species, not their preservation having once arrived. Darwin needed the term “natural selection” to modify the reader’s conception of nature’s role — not an exterminator or even a mere embalmer of the status quo but a nurturing facilitator. —Neil Thomas, False Messiah: Darwinism as the God That Failed
July 1, 2021The only thing the phrase accomplishes is perpetuating myths about the magical power of the Stuff Happens Law.
May 19, 2017What the Bible calls wickedness, evolutionary ‘science’ calls normal: good, even. Have some secular scientists become the new priests of Baal?
August 28, 2017Teach children they are accidents of nature, and what will you get? Family breakdown. But the evidence goes against the evolutionary view.
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