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Of course, Jastrow's comment is exaggerated at best; theologians hardly predicted the Big Bang. If our universe turns out to be closed, hence with an end, this does not mean apocalyptic visions of the end of the world were on target. And even if a beginning for the universe is a successful prediction of one version of theism, this is still not that impressive. After all, even a stopped clock is right twice a day. The Big Bang becomes strong support for God only with an argument showing that such a beginning requires a Creator.

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December 31, 2006

How normal is Kearny?

Category: Creationism

Maybe it's a bad, bad idea for a community to have an open-access electronic bulletin board, because it sure is a great tool for exposing the ugly underbelly of the group. Kearny, NJ has had its moment of fame, with...

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It's not enough to be just an anti-creationist

Category: Creationism

I am not going to praise John Derbyshire; some people seem to be impressed because he has penned a dismissal of the ID creationists, but jebus, that ought to be the absolute rock bottom minimum we should expect from...

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My New Year's Dream

Category: Personal

I don't believe in New Year's resolutions—they're always so narrow and boring. I'd rather advance some bigger goals. When I was a young fellow, and my father was teaching me how to swing a bat, he'd tell me I shouldn't...

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A measure of respect for a tyrant

Category: Politics

Read the account of Saddam Hussein's last moments—it's a strange thing. Hussein was an evil man, but still, he carried himself at the end with strength and courage and a good amount of anger. The whole scene sounds like it...

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She's gone and done it now

Category: Reproduction

The daughter has put up a post with her thoughts on abortion—I swear I have not given her any instruction or even talked about the subject with her, but somehow she has developed roughly the same opinion on it that...

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For the love of all that squelches and chitters and slithers and clicks…

Category: Carnivals

It's the 16th Circus of the Spineless. And they've got my cookies!...

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Going straight to the source

Category: Godlessness

You can now read Richard Dawkins official statement on the controversial petition over at the Panda's Thumb....

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December 30, 2006

Irony Alert! Kirk Cameron explains his new board game

Category: Creationism

It's hard to believe, but there is more information on the absurd board game designed by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort. Cameron said, “We are very excited about this game because it presents both sides of the creation evolution argument,...

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Capture of the giant squid

Category: Cephalopods

I don't think I showed this video in the flurry of Architeuthis posts a while back, but if so, it's worth seeing again. It is rather sad how limp and exhausted the poor animal looks as they drag it in....

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He's late to the party, but that's OK

Category: Creationism

Jason pitches into that twit, Peter Hitchens—you may recall that I dealt with the same column a while back, but that level of stupid does support double-teaming to counter it, I think....

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