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Newton’s magic vs. Hawking’s science

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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Stephen Hawking is back in the news making a fool out of himself. In an interview with a Spanish newspaper, Hawking is quoted as saying, “The laws of science are sufficient to explain the origin of the universe. It is not … Continue reading →

Posted in Arguing with Atheists, Atheism, History of Science, Philosophy of Science, Physics

Oct·02

Replay: Heroes sometimes fail: Why Stephen Hawking is wrong

Posted by Surak

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Traffic’s up after the announcement of the publication of our Astronomy and Astrophysics curriculum, so we’re replaying some of our more important posts from the archives for our new readers. ** Written by “Surak” ** As a human being who often struggles … Continue reading →

Posted in Alien Life, Bible, Christianity, Genesis, Neuroscience, Philosophy of Science, Physics

May·18

Stephen Hawking is still wrong

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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Stephen Hawking is at it again: The Big Bang and the subsequent expansion of the Universe did not need God to set it off, theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking suggested to an audience in California this week. A combination of quantum theory … Continue reading →

Posted in Atheism, Bible, Physics

Apr·19

Heroes sometimes fail: Why Stephen Hawking is wrong

Posted by Surak

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Please excuse the inactivity of the last few weeks. I was busy with extensive travel and work, but am now back to posting on a regular basis. The biggest story to emerge while I was away concerned Stephen Hawking’s comments … Continue reading →

Posted in Alien Life, Bible, Christianity, Genesis, Neuroscience, Philosophy of Science, Physics

Jun·02

How to make science great again

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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It’s incredible that in the wake of financial crises and populist movements around the world anyone would wonder whether a glitzy awards gala and lavish prizes would help improve the public’s view of science, yet that is one proposal to boost the public’s … Continue reading →

Posted in General Science, History of Science, Politics

Jan·06

Bill Nye the ignorant guy

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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A philosophy student asks Bill Nye what he thinks about other science popularizers, such as Neil deGrasse Tyson and Stephen Hawking, dismissing philosophy as unimportant: While Nye claims in his response that philosophy raises “cool questions,” he essentially dismisses it, … Continue reading →

Posted in Arguing with Atheists, Christianity, General Science, Neuroscience, Philosophy

Apr·26

Fire Back: Where the Readers Respond

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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In which we discuss an atheist’s not-so-clever attempt to dismiss the Argument from Contingency and the Kalam Cosmological Argument. JB is arguing science and faith with an atheist friend and asked for help with the science. JB’s friend sent him … Continue reading →

Posted in Arguing with Atheists, Atheism, Fire Back, Philosophy of Science, Physics

Jan·11

Is the universe nothing?

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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Last time, we learned you can’t trust the pop media to report on science accurately. The article in question concerned physicists ‘PROVING’ God DIDN’T create the universe. The headline was, of course, a total lie. Today we’ll discuss why the article’s claim was bogus. In the … Continue reading →

Posted in Atheism, Christianity, Philosophy of Science, Physics

Oct·22

Encounters with science-fetishist anti-theists

Posted by Sarah Salviander

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This is the second part of the two-part article about a particular type of atheist I call the science-fetishist anti-theist (SFA). See here for the first part describing the primary and secondary traits of the SFA. We’ll now go over … Continue reading →

Posted in Arguing with Atheists

May·27

Replay: “All the evidence we have says that the universe had a beginning”

Posted by Sarah Salviander

Traffic’s up after the announcement of the publication of our Astronomy and Astrophysics curriculum, so we’re replaying some of our more important posts from the archives for our new readers. This article was originally posted on February 21, 2012.  So says Tufts University … Continue reading →

Posted in Astronomy, Genesis, History of Science, Physics

Jul·20

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