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Pluto, Democracy and Science

Nicholas Provenzo | 5 January 2007
Science deals with truth and not feelings.

High School Physics: Grade F

David Harriman | 2 November 2006
The irrational teaching of physics is detrimental to America's students.

Studies Prove: Part II

Thomas Sowell | 10 August 2006
What is a mere meteorologist at M.I.T. compared to Al Gore and his movie?

Studies Prove: Part I

Thomas Sowell | 8 August 2006
Many people who complain about the corrupting influence of money never seem to apply that to government money.

Where Science Ends and Faith Begins

Nicholas Provenzo | 22 January 2006
'Intelligent design' is not science; it is faith, and it must be treated as such

Court Victory Against "Intelligent Design"

Harry Binswanger | 25 December 2005
There was a significant defeat for the whole "Intelligent Design" movement today, when a Harrisburg, PA judge ruled against its being taught in the schools of a local school district.

The Killer Bug in the Space Shuttle

Steven Brockerman | 21 October 2005
What were the lives of the Challenger and Columbia astronauts sacrificed for?

The Politics of Hurricanes and Global Warming

Walter Williams | 3 October 2005
The politics of linking hurricanes to global warming threatens to undermine support for legitimate climate research and could result in ineffective hurricane policies.

"Intelligent Design": Religion Masquerading as Science

Keith Lockitch | 27 September 2005
The central issue under debate is whether "intelligent design" is, in fact, a genuine scientific theory or merely a disguised form of religious advocacy--creationism in camouflage. Its advertising to the contrary notwithstanding, "intelligent design" is inherently a quest for the supernatural. No matter how fervently its salesmen wish "intelligent design" to be viewed as cutting-edge science, there is no disguising its true character. It is nothing more than a religiously motivated attack on science, and should be rejected as such.

Kant vs. Darwin: Creationism ("Intelligent Design") vs. Evolution is Philosophical Debate

Don Watkins | 8 August 2005
As the evolution debate starts to stir once again, you might be wondering why a scientific question is of such concern to politicians, journalists, and religious leaders. The reason is that evolution versus creationism, or Darwinism versus Intelligent Design, is not a scientific debate (that debate has long been settled) -- it is a philosophical one.
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