Archive for the ‘Worldview’ Category

            Okay, here it is, the fourth and final post in our series on evolution. In the past three posts we’ve taken a look at a basic introduction to evolution and its credibility as a scientific theory. After considering the evidence against evolution, it’s pretty safe to say that its reliability is at the [...]

                    Just how much do you appreciate having eyesight? Why does the Oriental sweetlips decide not to chow down on a blue-streak wrasse? How in the world could life possibly start from non-life? I could list quite a few similar questions, but we’ll just take a look at these three for the time being. [...]

            In the last post we looked at a quick introduction to the theory of evolution and its two “sub-categories”: micro-evolution and macro-evolution. Remember that micro-evolution states that organisms change within their species, while macro-evolution claims that organisms develop from one species to a completely different species. In this entry we’ll take a closer [...]

  This post is the first in a four-part series on evolution. Each new post will be published within a week of the previous entry.           Out of all the scientific theories introduced in the past couple of centuries, few have equaled the level of controversy and passion that the theory of evolution has prompted. [...]

The other day while I was in a store, I happened to hear some of an interesting yet sobering conversation between a cashier and a customer.  Because I was walking by the checkout counters and not in line, I was only able to catch a piece of the dialogue.  As the cashier was totaling up [...]