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Here’s How to Tell if Scientists are Exaggerating
Via: XXJefferson51
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6 years ago
How much can the public trust confident claims by scientists? Especially about morally or politically or philosophically charged topics? Alas, not so much, as the New York Times Magazine...
What a Friend We Have in Darwin
Via: XXJefferson51
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Critical Thinkers
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6 years ago
A few months ago, I was privileged to attend a conference on intelligent design. Sponsored by the Discovery Institute and conveniently held in Dallas, it was too good to miss. That said, my...
Creationism is, in fact, science
Via: XXJefferson51
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Critical Thinkers
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6 years ago
Re: “As logic, science come under attack, push back with facts,” Another View by John Blanton, Feb. 11: John Blanton, a member of the Freethinkers Association of Central Texas, paints what he...
Scientific Proof of God?
Via: TᵢG
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Critical Thinkers
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6 years ago
Alex is a very accomplished video blogger (especially at his age). I like his style; it is entertaining and cuts to the chase. His knowledge and articulate, biting rebuttals hint as to why he...
Teaching Religious Views as Science
By: TᵢG
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Critical Thinkers
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6 years ago
Answers In Genesis is probably the most influential Young Earth Creationism organization. It is an organization with about $172 million in assets which aggressively promotes religious...
Black men making it in America: The engines of economic success for black men in America
Via: XXJefferson51
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Critical Thinkers
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6 years ago
Over the last decade, much of the racial news and academic research on black men in America has been sobering, if not downright depressing. But negative news isn’t the only story about race or...
