Sandwalk

  Good for her. Kate Smurthwaite tells it like it is! It's fun to watch the theists try to defend themselves. Note that none of them tr...

The IDiots are at it again. Over the past few months there's been an noticeable increase in the number of whining complaints about the w...

Stephen Meyer has two main objectives. He wants to prove that Intelligent Design Creationism is the best explanation for the origin of infor...

  It's very hard to define science—it's the demarcation problem and, in spite of what you've been told, philosophers don't ...

  I love these things!

  As most of you know already, I've been a big fan of Maarten Boudry ever since I first met him in Toronto a few years ago. Last year I ...

Stephen C. Meyer has a Ph.D. degree (1991) in the History and Philosophy of Science from Cambridge University in the UK. He is currently Pr...

This is the final installment of my review of The Myth of Junk DNA by Jonathan Wells (Discovery Institute Press, 2011). The other posts are...

  Give me the complete, unambiguous, name of the molecule to win a free lunch with me. 1 Post your answer in the comments. I'll hold o...

  Tomorrow the city council of Peterborough, Ontario will open their meeting with The Lord's Prayer [ Agenda ]. Saying Christian praye...

William Beldon (1609-1655) was born in Heptonstall Parish, Yorkshire, England. He settled in Wethersfield in the Colony of Connecticut in 16...

Mainstream scientists and mainstream journals are still trying to figure out what blogging is all about. They aren't alone. Science jour...

This is part 13 of my review of The Myth of Junk DNA . For a list of other postings on this topic see the links in Genomes & Junk DNA i...

This is part of a series on important concepts in biochemistry. I'm concentrating on those concepts that may be widely understood and/or...

  I'm restarting Monday's Molecule. The last one was almost two years ago [ Monday's Molecule #144 ]. The rules have changed ...