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Students who got a free copy of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species on campuses this month might be surprised to find an introduction by intelligent design proponent Ray Comfort. Comment?
Guest columnist: Getting down to fundamentals
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Everyone likes to win. It is a fact of life that the spirit of competition plays a key role in all aspects of life, from competition between companies to competition to get into college and, of course, competition in sports. Comment?
Evolutionist slams Kiwi 'idiot'
... branded an "idiot" on United States television by prominent atheist Richard Dawkins. Dawkins, who has been dubbed Darwin's rottweiler, made the claim about Christian evangelist Ray Comfort during a recent interview with CNN. Comfort, whose Living ... Comment?
Llewellyn: combating the Lefta s dreams of a oeone-world dominationa
... entitled "Evolution, Public Education and the Law" (9/12/08), lays out the history of what L calls the "Lincoln-Darwin Debate" as it has played out in the U.S. courts. Lincoln, says L, embraced noble "self-evident" truths and rights provided by God. ... Comment?
Black Friday shoppers are a Darwinian delight
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To most of us who tend to fight the ever rising tide of holiday bargain chasers and department store debutants, the black in Black Friday is less representational of glorified booty than it is of impending doom. Comment?
Charles Darwin Debate Rages On 150 Years After "Origin"
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Even 150 years after it first appeared in print, Charles Darwin's "On The Origin of Species" still fuels clashes between scientists convinced of its truth and critics who reject its view of life without a creator. Comment?
What do scientists think about religion?
Today, a century and a half after Charles Darwin published "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection," the overwhelming majority of scientists in the United States accept Darwinian evolution as the basis for understanding how life on Earth developed. Comment?
Darwin still debated 150 years on
EVEN 150 years after it first appeared in print, Charles Darwin's "On The Origin of Species" still fuels clashes between scientists convinced of its truth and critics who reject its view of life without a creator. Comment?
When Dave Kellogg arrived at Sequoia Capital on that day in early October 2008, "the last chair in the room was in the front row," he recalled. Comment?
AIBS Publishes Darwin Articles Open Access
To celebrate the 150th anniversary this month of the publication of On the Origin of Species, the American Institute of Biological Sciences is publishing open access two peer-reviewed articles about Charles Darwin and his historic insights into evolution. Comment?
Valley startups rising up from the graveyard
When Dave Kellogg arrived at Sequoia Capital on that day in early October 2008, "the last chair in the room was in the front row," he recalled. Comment?
Poll reveals creation views should be taught.
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... views which are not taught. The options given in the poll are, Statement A: "Biology teachers should teach only Darwin's theory of evolution and the scientific evidence that supports it." Statement B: "Biology teachers should teach Darwin's theory ... Comment?
'Darwin' production evolves in rehearsal
... has she been stumped enough to seek advice from the experts. But questions have been flying with Crispin Whittell's "Darwin in Malibu." The 2003 play by the British writer has Charles Darwin "sunbathing through eternity," as Cotuit Center for the ... Comment?
... Calico, CA has become a theme park. Some of the domains are akin to morgues. You wouldn't think anyone had lived in Darwin, CA for ages until you see a cordless coffee maker resting on a countertop. The only reason California City is still in ... Comment?