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Intelligent Design Creationists are committed to the idea that most of our genome is functional. They oppose the idea that a significant pro...

It's Sunday. I assume that most of you are at church but here's something for the rest of you. It's a sermon by William Lane Cra...

The National Academies of Sciences (USA) formed a committee to look into scientific integrity. A summary of the report was published in the ...

I've just read Conceptual Breakthroughs in Evolutionary Genetics by John Avise . Avise is a Distinguished Professor of Ecology & Ev...

Kirk Durston is a Canadian biophysicist with a Ph.D. from the University of Guelph (Guelph, Ontario, Canada). He's been attacking evolu...

My copy of The Deeper Genome: Why there's more to the human genome than meets the eye has arrived and I've finished reading it. It&...

My copy of John Parrington's new book, The Deeper Genome: Why there is more to the human genome than meets the eye , is due to arrive in...

The British Humanist Association is gloating over a recent decision by the government of the United Kingdom to ban the teaching of creationi...

I posted this photo on Facebook yesterday. It shows a large sign on the side of Princess Margaret Hospital (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) saying...

Intelligent Design Creationists like to pretend that their particular version of creationism is scientific. They claim they have evidence of...

I'm working my way through Jerry Coyne's new book. There's lots of good stuff in there but I was particularly interested in his ...

Last night was my first visit to the Café Scientifique in Streetsville (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada). I had a great time discussing " ...

I do not agree with those who dismiss Intelligent Design Creationism because it is not science. I prefer to think of it as an approach that ...

Today is the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo . The diagram on the right shows the initial disposition of the Anglo-Dutch army...

Watch Jeffrey Tomkins of The Institute for Creation Science teach us about the very latest (not!) research in genomics. I haven't bothe...