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Can You Trust Your Textbook?
    04.10.18 | Articles | Vestigial Organs | by Ian Taylor

    Author: Ian Taylor 1. Public school textbooks on Biology, Earth sciences, and Human society generally well-present the facts; it is the interpretation of those facts that is currently under fire and of concern. Without exception, the...


    The Origin of Life
      04.10.18 | Articles | Theology | by Ian Taylor

      Author: Ian Taylor 1. Throughout history there have always been those who believe that life began on earth by supernatural creation and others who prefer to stick with the naturalistic explanation that life began spontaneously by chance events...



      Freud: The Darwin of the Human Psyche
        04.09.18 | Articles | by Ian Taylor

        Author: Ian Taylor Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud and Karl Marx have often been regarded as that unholy trinity who, in the 19th century, laid the foundation for today's pagan society. Darwin gave the world biological evolution in 1859. Freud...



        The Feminists and Evolution
          04.04.18 | Articles | by Ian Taylor

          Author: Ian Taylor She was Lithuanian, Jewish and unmarried when she entered the United States in 1886 as an immigrant looking for work. The 17-year-old Emma Goldman married reluctantly at 18, but before her 20th birthday she had been divorced...


          Inventing the Flat Earth
            04.04.18 | Articles | Theology | by Ian Taylor

            Author: Ian Taylor It's no surprise that the history taught in our schools is a rather dull subject. Virtually all events in history, particularly European history, were motivated by religious causes: Muslims massacred Christians, Catholics...


            The Demise of Charles Darwin
              04.04.18 | Articles | Philosophy | by Ian Taylor

              Author: Ian Taylor It was four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon of April 19, 1882, when Charles Darwin took his last breath. His final hours had been accompanied by much chest pain and vomiting as his heart struggled to keep going through several...


              Promoters of the Humanist Ideal
                04.04.18 | Articles | Philosophy | by Ian Taylor

                Author: Ian Taylor Ian Taylor1. From Genesis 4:3-5 we see that Abel was a keeper of the sheep while Cain was a tiller of the ground so it would seem quite reasonable for Cain to have brought a grain or fruit offering but this displeased the...


                Living Fossils
                  04.03.18 | Articles | Transitional Forms | by Ian Taylor

                  Read time: 10 minutes, 55 seconds. When claims are made that certain animals known only by their fossils are "extinct," all that is really meant is that no living specimens have been found. For example, the oceans are the least explored area of...


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