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Archive for the ‘Naturalism’ Category
Does Darwin Get Too Much Credit?
Posted in Naturalism, Philosophy of Science on June 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Adaptation and Testability
Posted in Naturalism, Philosophy of Science on March 24, 2009 | 17 Comments »
Evolution through natural selection is an immensely powerful theory. It is able to synthesize and found the many and various fields within the biological sciences into a coherent, explanatory network. Its explanatory success has in turn led most biologists to regard the phyletic configurations of organisms as aggregates of individual adaptations. Adaptations are gradual, heritable [...]
Do Atheists Commit Less Vicious Sex Crimes?
Posted in Moral Psychology, Naturalism on February 24, 2007 | 3 Comments »
One study discussed at The Splintered Mind weighs in on the topic.
Comments on the issue are welcome here. I’m curious to know what our readers make of this study.
- Rico Vitz
Will The New Atheism Survive?
Posted in General Interest, Naturalism, Philosophy of Religion on January 26, 2007 | 32 Comments »
“My friends, I must ask you an important question today: Where do you stand on God?” These are the first words of an intriguing article from last years November edition of Wired Magazine by Gary Wolf. The article, entitled ‘The Church of the Non-Believers,’ featured interviews with some incredibly controversial names: Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, [...]
