Dear Board, It seems the work groups have decided that our standards exaggerate the biblical influence on the founding of our country. This is simply not true. All we need to do is teach our children what really happened in … Continue reading
Two Essays In June 2015, the Royal Institute of Philosophy and Cambridge University Press announced their 2015 Philosophy Essay Prize. The topic for the 2015 essay competition was: ‘Do Life and Living Forms present a problem for materialism?’ Old style vitalism, attributing an internal animating … Continue reading
Miller and Levine’s Scientific Honesty? When it comes to explaining how science works, Kenneth Miller and Joe Levine are the Jekyll and Hyde of biology textbook authors. In their 2011 on-line textbook for Texas school children, they masterfully explain … Continue reading
Major Blow to Evolution In “The Emperor’s New Clothes” the deceivers’ spell is broken by a simple child’s cry. In science, evolution’s spell could be broken by some simple youth textbooks—new biology books in Texas that expose evolution’s … Continue reading
Science story June 2009
Austin American-Statesman Opinion COMMENTARY McLeroy: Enlisting in the culture war Don McLeroy, SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR Wednesday, March 25, 2009 What is the greatest challenge facing science education in Texas? The answer is simple: to make sure an excellent teacher is in … Continue reading
Comments on evolutionary convergence from Kenneth Miller’s Only a Theory, page 152-153 … Run the tape of life again, starting from the Cambrian or wherever one might choose, and it’s almost inconceivable that you’d get hairless bipedal primates with … Continue reading
