Philosophy of Science Bad Methods Get Evolution Super Wrong September 7, 2026 Historical biology has no eyewitness testimony to support its story, and no reliable way to calibrate its methods to empirical observation. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science When Laws Evolve, Part 2: The Return of the Problem of Law May 30, 2026 Modern science cannot sustain the laws of nature while insisting those laws are merely temporary habits picked up in a lawless flux. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Is Time a Figment or an Ordinance? March 27, 2026 Science lives by discovery, and discovery requires a world that exists without our permission. CONTINUE READING
Mind and Brain Consciousness, continued: Babel in the Brain November 6, 2025 Until science recovers that sense that some things are truly right and others truly wrong — it will continue, like Babel, to speak in many tongues while never reaching unto the heavens. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Is Scientific Objectivity a Complete Myth? September 16, 2025 It is better to assume objectivity and be wrong, than deny it and be forever lost. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Surprises in Science: How Do Possibilities Become Realities? June 5, 2025 Does it make sense to imagine realities out of possibilities? Sure; a philosopher says, by committing self-deception! CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Secular Awe Falls Short September 18, 2022 Secular scientists and astronomers are only human; they feel awe, too. But why, and for what end? CONTINUE READING
Bible and Theology Reading: Darwinian Roots of the Culture of Death January 12, 2020 This passage by Nancy Pearcey draws the connection between Darwinism and today's culture of death. CONTINUE READING