Category Archives: critical thinking

How can anybody believe in such an awful God?

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Bill

What a bummer! I was watching a movie. A little girl was kidnapped. The parents were frantic. Her mother asked the priest, “What can I do?” His response was “Just have faith in God. Whatever happens, remember it’s His will.” … Continue reading →

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Why is science important?

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Bill

“A collection of thoughts from leading scientists, public figures, …and you.” Almost a hundred powerful answers to the question as I write this. Includes many on video, many from scientists, teachers, and ordinary people like you and me. Probably more … Continue reading →

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Ring Species: A Fascinating Example of Evolution

Posted on June 12, 2011 by Bill

This is not the only example of a “ring species” by any means. A more familiar one to many people is the encitina, a California salamander. It probably originated in Oregon around ten million years ago, and migrated south through … Continue reading →

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