Philosophy of Science Science Has to Borrow a Moral Compass December 18, 2016 Observing facts is not enough to determine whether something is good or evil. CONTINUE READING
Human Body More Body Wonders December 16, 2016 Things you probably didn't learn about in anatomy or physiology. CONTINUE READING
Education Darwinians Honor a Fraud December 15, 2016 Devoted to Charles Darwin, Ernst Haeckel was not above fabricating data to make his hero look better. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Reality Rushes Evolutionists December 14, 2016 "Earlier than thought" is a common phrase encountered when evolutionists test their speculations against the real world. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Why Monkeys Don't Talk December 13, 2016 It's not that they don't have the vocal apparatus. They just don't have the mind for it. CONTINUE READING
Health Don't Be a Snowflake December 11, 2016 Psychologists find that people willing to face spiritual challenges have better mental health. CONTINUE READING
Solar System Cassini Gets Higher Look at Saturn's Youth December 10, 2016 Now entering its final dramatic high orbits, the Cassini spacecraft is finding unexpected things for an assumed old planet. CONTINUE READING
Education Empty Promises from Darwin Storytellers December 8, 2016 Mainstream science media cast a false illusion of Darwinism's success by making promises in the headlines that the articles don't deliver. CONTINUE READING
Geology Rapid Earth Changes in Historic Times December 6, 2016 What happened to the Sahara desert? What's going on in Java, man? Geologists are surprised sometimes by recent major changes. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Trusting Science Experts Can Be Disastrous December 5, 2016 Nobody pushes the values of science more than scientists. But trusting them doesn't always work out right. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Mormons and Psychologists Burn Their Brains December 4, 2016 Can an MRI scan tell anything about spiritual experience? CONTINUE READING
Early Man Lucy Lived in the Trees December 3, 2016 A new CT scan of Lucy's bones show adaptations for living in the trees. CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Biblical Archaeology Finds to Watch December 2, 2016 Are Moses and Jesus corroborated by extra-Biblical artifacts? Here's the good and the bad about two interesting yet controversial finds. CONTINUE READING
Politics and Ethics Nature Penitent Over Political Bias December 1, 2016 The editors of Nature confess to living in a liberal echo chamber, out of touch with most Americans, too quick to judge conservatives. CONTINUE READING
Astronomy Wishing Upon Star Formation November 30, 2016 Many astronomy articles have a bad habit of assuming star formation without demonstrating or explaining it. CONTINUE READING