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Attenborough Speaks of Life and Science

Category: Ecology

I'm always ready to hear what David Attenborough has to say off the cuff, and if you're as much of a fan as I am, this interview is right up your ally. He talks of his life as a documentarian,...

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Why Jurassic Park Is Not a Pro-Science Movie

Category: Philosophy

At Page 3.14, our lovely and gracious Overlords have posted a great new reader's poll encouraging folks to choose their favorite pro-science movie as a sort of response to the anti-science of Expelled. There's one problem, as one of the...

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To See Expelled or Not: How Religion Leads to Atheism, Not Evolution

Category: Religion

Expelled is opening up tomorrow and while they seem to be avoiding most cities in the Northeast with showings, Atlanta and the surrounding area will be, of course, a hotbed of ID back-patting and finger wagging. The film opens up...

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The Embrace of Environmentalism Will Be the Doom of Traditional Religion

Category: Conservation

Will environmentalism tear the "liberal churches" apart?

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Bradbury on Science, Religion and Art

Category: Art

I've finally had a chance to do some reading. Every October I tend to reach for Bradbury (mostly because of our shared obsession with autumn), and I polished off The Martian Chronicles last night, a depressing but highly entertaining look...

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On How Distinction Bolsters Imagination, Creativity

Category: Culture

Taxonomy, creationism and Harry Potter...

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Clips

Category: Religion

Sagan on religion, atheism and a a touch of civil rights - specifically our wonderful, sometimes exhausting, right to thoughtful public discourse (from a keynote address given in 1994; Sagan condenses a person's convoluted question in which the in which...

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PZ Finally Went There, or The Giant on the Hillside

Category: Religion

The truth about cultural reflectivity and the humanity of religion.

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Evangelicals vs. Anthropogenic Global Warming, Round [???]*

Category: Religion

When do concerned religious groups cross the line into lobbying?

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Carl Linnaeus, in His Own Words

Category: Philosophy

Carl had a lot to say about sex, God and human origins.

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