Monthly Archives: December 2015
Dodging Darwin: How Ken Ham’s Ark Encounter is Slowly Embracing Evolution
Originally posted on Naturalis Historia:
Please welcome David MacMillan* as a guest author today on Naturalis Historia.** As the strict young-earth creationists at Answers in Genesis work to complete their Ark Encounter “theme park,” they have expended an impressive amount…
Happy Holidays!
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to all. I will be back in early January. Meanwhile I hope all your holiday celebrations are full of joy, and (if you are lucky) peace. Sy
Cousins!
You and I share quite a few common ancestors not that far back in time. OK, you are now asking, what is this guy talking about? You might know a good deal about your own genealogy, and there isn’t anyone … Continue reading
On Constants
In science, there are many laws that are described mathematically. Some are established from experimentation; others are derived theoretically from other known laws. It has often been pointed out that it is quite remarkable that nature operates in ways that … Continue reading
The Good Creation
When I was a child we used to go for summer vacations to the small New England village where my grandfather owned a house not far from the ocean. During one walk along the beach, I found a nice piece … Continue reading
