Just thinking out loud, which is part of the purpose of my blog. I’ve had some stuff percolating around in my mind after listening to the 2004 Credenda/Agenda History Conference about Revolution and Modernity. I had also recently finished Angels in the Architecture by Doug Jones and Doug Wilson. When people choose to leave the […]
It appears that my blog has a reader. This is a banner moment in the history of my blog. 😉 This reader, whose handle is “pcamper” has posted a couple of comments on my post “Something from nothing?” from last October. I have reproduced his most recent comment verbatim below: Thank you for your response. […]
The Lord has established His throne in heaven, and His kingdom rules over all The LORD executes righteousness And justice for all who are oppressed. He made known His ways to Moses, His acts to the children of Israel. The LORD is merciful and gracious, Slow to anger, and abounding in mercy. He will not […]
Many biologists, even most Christian biologists have stated that “microevolution” has been substantiated in antibiotic resistant bacteria and the like. I dispute that such things have been observed. They have been inferred, but not observed. (And I would say they were poorly inferred.) I would argue that all you see is differential reproduction and not […]
“Nothing will come of nothing: speak again.” -King Lear (I, i, 92) How the heck can life start from abiological processes? I believe this is the biggest problem with the theory of evolution. The belief that something can from nothing is at odds with everything we observe from science. In order for science to work, […]
I once had an evolutionist state that she was puzzled that many Christians perceive evolution as an attack on the religion of Christianity and didn’t understand how there could be so much conflict between a religion and a particular scientific theory. My answer was and remains that Darwinism isn’t science—it’s a religion. Because Christianity and […]
Doug Wilson posted a good, quick perspective on economics and how the only thing most of us can do is cultivate a robust sense of humor in this mess. In the comments section a debate has broken out about regulation. Since I am limited to 300 words there, I will refute the idea (advanced by […]
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