Human rights. The general consensus among people in the world today is in support of the protection, advocacy and defense of human dignity. Principles nearly universally favored – aid to the poor, help for the sick and marginalized, and the just treatment for people of all races – prompt people to assist in a number [...]
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Science and Religion: Worldly Wisdom vs the Foolishness of God
November 5, 2010
In my past posts I have examined the presuppositional nature of the arguments between science and religion. In this post I will examine the various explanations offered by theologians on how to interpret Scripture, specifically Genesis 1-3, in light of modern science.
Science and Religion – Looking Under the Rock
October 21, 2010
In the second part of a three part series, Whitney Clayton continues his discussing on the Christian Faith as it relates to modern day science. Tell us your thoughts below.
Saturday Morning Videos – Dr. William Lane Craig HUMILIATES Dr. Peter Atkins
September 4, 2010
The Scientific Method & Metaphysical Presuppositions
September 22, 2009
With the close of the 18th Century, we began to see a new form of philosophy begin to shape. Scientific questions were then a form of the current metaphysical branch of philosophy, known as natural philosophy, which sought answers through empirical knowledge (epistemology). With the development of modern science and the birth of the scientific [...]







January 26, 2011
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