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Profile Religious fundamentalists alone are a huge popular grouping in the United States, which resembles pre-industrial societies in that regard.

Profile One should not go into church if one wants to breathe pure air. [Friedrich Nietzsche] Archives Blogroll A little sympathy for the snookered Category: Creationism Posted on: June 17, 2009 8:52 PM, by PZ Myers As we all know to our great shame, Ken Ham has this Creation "Museum" in Kentucky.

They came for one of my elm trees in 1977 or 1978. I can't remember. It might have been 1976.

Every year, David DeWitt takes his biology class to the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, but for a purpose far different from that of other professors.

Rhizotron tubes used to examine underground root development in orchard study. Credit: Photo by Ian A. Merwin Orchard floor and groundcover management is important to fruit growers, affecting the efficiency of ...

In a new book on human biology, nurture loses to nature. "It doesn't take a degree in biology to notice that men and women are utterly different." Imagine Larry Summers making that statement when he was ...

As an old hand at tangling with Darwinists, I was well aware that a howl of furious protests would greet my item last week describing their curious inability to recognise just how much of the story of evolution ...

Darwin was a deep and influential thinker, however . . . enough is enough. Writing in Time Carl Zimmer says: "But there's a risk to all this Darwinmania: some people may come away with a fundamental ...

If you've been looking for a way to observe today's 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, the father of the theory of evolution, it's not too late.

Two centuries after Charles Darwin's birth, the argument he started over evolution is going strong -- perhaps even stronger as more churches join the fray.

Feb. 12, 1809, turned out to be a pretty important day. Two hundred years ago today, Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin were born - Lincoln in a cabin near Hodgenville, Ky., and Darwin in a large Georgian ...

Booker is having great fun today , tweaking the tail of the zealots. He draws the parallel between the religious fervour of the warmists and the Darwinians, noting how both camps share the common traits of ...

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With talks of a federal economic stimulus package, cities are making their wish lists in hopes they will eventually get to see some of the money from the estimated $800 billion package proposal.

The December 20 issue of The Economist has an excellent article "Why we are, as we are". It touches on a fascinating theme: "As the 150th anniversary of the publication of 'On The Origin of Species' approaches, ...

Everywhere you look these days, someone is being rewarded for bad behavior. Wall Street bankers, hedge fund managers, mortgage lenders, even homeowners who knowingly bought homes they couldn't afford -- all ...

Whatever the motive, the consequence is that if a reputable scholar breathes so much as a hint of criticism of some detail of current Darwinian theory, the fact is eagerly seized on and blown up out of all ...