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Only a Theory
By Kenneth Miller
Most Discussed Posts
Adam is Israel
Mar. 2, 2010 • Pete Enns
"It also helps us to look at the Adam story from a new angle: Adam is the beginning of Israel, not of humanity."
The Theological Dilemma of Evolution, Pt. II
Mar. 5, 2010 • Gordon J. Glover
"The theological dilemma of evolution is not something that can be solved by scientists working alone."
Paul's Adam, Part I
Mar. 9, 2010 • Pete Enns
"Sooner or later, another issue comes up that is hard to get around and for some simply ends the discussion entirely: Paul."
On Not Reading the Signature
Mar. 8, 2010 • Stephen C. Meyer
"Stephen Meyer responds to Francisco Ayala's post on his book which ran on our blog in January."
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Earth’s Magnetic Field is Older Than Originally Thought
New research dates field’s birth at 3.45 billion years ago, 250 million years earlier than previously expected.
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New Study Finds Parents Pass Fewer Genetic Mutations Than Thought
Researchers sequence entire genome of a family in Utah in “quest to identify more complex and common genetic disorders.”
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Texas Board of Education May No Longer Dictate Curriculum
Board, known for controversy over topic such as evolution, has seen declining education budgets, less funds for new textbooks.
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Liberty University Students Visit Museum of Natural History
Students studying creationism offer their own interpretation of fossils, animals in museum’s famous exhibits.
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Book of the Week: “Only a Theory”
Miller dismantles the scientific basis of intelligent design piece by piece by taking its claims seriously.
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