No BPSBD logo here. Real scientific research based on evolution.
ERV on HIV and VPU. ID is SOL.
Hint to Intelligent Design--This is what scientific reaserch looks like.
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Evolution Weblogs Of Note
- ERV
Evolution's secret weapon--research backed by wit. - Pseudo Science Blog
What's that BPSDB logo all about? - The Loom
Carl Zimmer frames the discussion. - Bad Astronomer
Explainer of atronomy to the masses and almost as popular as PZ. - Science and Evolution
Science and Evolution, decoded. - Exploring Our Matrix
Butler University Religion Professor Explores - Church Burning Ebola Boys
How can you go wrong with a kickass name like that? Check out (and contribute) to the Tard quotes. - Angry Astronomer
Angry? Yes, for good reason. But thoughtful, witty and great photographs. - Right Wing Techno Pagan
creationism opposed by all shades of the political spectrum - Check Six
Evolution amid the flotsam and jetsam of the mind
Daubert Expert Resources
Evolution Web Resources
- Afarensis
reality based humanoid's blog - Origin of Species Online
For God's sake, read the dang thing before you proclaim any thoughts on evolution!! Now it's online at your fingertips. Go. Read. Then, pontificate if you must. - Talk Origins
The master site containing the most comprehensive of evolution and anti-evolution sites and information on the web. A model example of how to really teach the controversy.
Junk Science Sites
- The Quack Files
Exposing quackery--neverending job. - Skeptic News
Get your skeptic news here, folks. - Ann's Anti Quackery and Science Blog
Ann has great stuff
Religous Critiques of Intelligent Design
- Christianity Today
critique of ID rhetoric - Denis Lamoureaux
Criticism of Phillip Johnsons theology - Bruce Gordon
Candid acknowledgment of ID's hijacking by political movements - Dembski: Is ID a form of Natural Theology?
Yes, proving Dembski is just as poor theologically as he is in complexity - Dembski challenges "Mainstream" theologians
Dembski explains ID to theologians just as convincingly as he explained it to science--seems to be outside the mainstream in any field of expertise. - Edward Oakes First Things
Edward Oakes critiques Johnson in leading Catholic Theological Journal - Theological Objections to ID
Christian Carl Drews objects to ID on theological grounds - Internet Monk
Internet Monk explains why he rejects Young Earth Creationism as bad theology - Buckingham Inquirer
Resonable reflections in a Jesuit tradition - John Haught/Dembski in Science & Theology
John Haught crosses swords with Dembski on ID's theological deficiencies
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