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Jason Rosenhouse received his PhD in mathematics from Dartmouth College in 2000. He subsequently spent three years as a post-doc at Kansas State University. Observing the machinations of the Kansas Board of Education led to his unhealthy obsession with issues related to evolution and creationism. Currently he is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at James Madison University, in Harrisonburg, VA.


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Anti-Creationism:

ID's Demise, Revisited

Category: Anti-Creationism

I have a general policy of not blogging when I'm on the road, but I couldn't resist poking my head up to call your attention to this article, by Paul Wallace, over at HuffPo. Follow the link to see why......

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Twenty Years After Darwin on Trial, ID is Dead

Category: Anti-Creationism

I just spent the last week working out of my New Jersey office, which is to say I was visiting the family for Thanksgiving. Before that I was spending a lot of time going over the page proofs and compiling...

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Coming in March 2012...

Category: Anti-Creationism

Forthcoming from Oxford University Press: The book is partly a memoir of my experiences at various creationist conferences, partly an exploration of creationist thought and argumentation, and partly a broader discussion of issues related to science and religion. I'm pretty...

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Geniality, ID Style

Category: Anti-Creationism

Discovery Institute flak David Klinghoffer is getting all misty-eyed about the tenth anniversary of Jonathan Wells' book Icons of Evolution. Doubtless you recall the book, which contained very little that was true. What struck me, though, was this statement from...

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Picking Silly Fights

Category: Anti-Creationism

Jerry Coyne and P. Z. Myers, those little scamps, are kvetching about the NCSE again. It seems that the NCSE posted a link to this series of videos defending the compatibility of evolution and Christianity. Here is the NCSE's post:...

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ID and Catholicism

Category: Anti-Creationism

Over at HuffPo, John Farrell has an interesting post up about the dissatisfacton with ID expressed by many Catholics. He writes: The Discovery Institute has from its beginning claimed it would in short order get actual scientists to consider intelligent...

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A New Tourist Attraction for Kentucky

Category: Anti-Creationism

It used to be that Kentucky was known primarily for bourbon and horse racing. But now they seem determined to add creationism to that list: Gov. Steve Beshear said Wednesday that a creationism theme park, expected to open in Northern...

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Skip vs. The Creationists

Category: Anti-Creationism

If you are in the mood for a little light reading, have a look at this account of Skip Evans, formerly of the National Center for Science Education, conversing with some of the local creationists in Madison, WI. It's almost...

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Thought For the Day

Category: Anti-Creationism

A little point to ponder from Jason Lisle, a young-Earth creationist with Answers in Genesis. This is from his book The Ultimate Proof of Creation: Laws of logic pose a very serious problem for the evolutionist. Almost all evolutionists know...

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Barr Bashes ID

Category: Anti-Creationism

Writing in the religious journal First Things University of Delaware physics professor Stephen Barr lays into the ID Movement. Here's the first paragraph: It is time to take stock: What has the intelligent design movement achieved? As science, nothing. The...

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