Notes from an Evil Burnee

Pinkish grey and vaguely reminiscent of an oversized walnut, the human brain is composed of brainy stuff, which allows it, by means that are...

Back in June Channel 4 's daily two-minute opinion film-clip slot, 4thought.tv , covered intelligent design. I blogged about it at the t...

This is a debate between John Haught and Jerry Coyne , on the question of the compatibility of science and religion. The video contains on...

Last February's Question.Explore.Discover conference in Manchester was a great success, and Northwest Skeptical Events Ltd are doing th...

This looks like an interesting development. P. Z. Myers has been dropping various hints and/or threats recently about leaving Science Blogs...

This was sparked off by this week's Atheist Experience TV show, in which Matt Dillahunty encapsulated in very few words why I find int...

On Wednesday BBC Radio 4 concluded the present series of the Moral Maze , its weekly live panel discussion on topical issues of morality. U...

This week I received another email from the Centre for Intelligent Design , promoting its July Summer School . I know it's early days ye...

In July of this year the Centre for Intelligent Design is holding a week-long summer school , to "...clarify the various strands of t...

Chapter 12 of Dembski & Licona 's Evidence for God is an accommodationist's dream. In "What Every High School Student Sho...

We've had Professor Brian Cox 's latest wondrous TV series ogling different aspects of the universe — and very splendid it was too....

Chapter 9 of Dembski & Licona 's Evidence for God is "The Pale Blue Dot Revisited" by Jay W. Richards & Guillermo G...

Peter Atkins has a new book out. On Being is apparently a rallying cry for the virtues and reliability of science in a solely materialist,...

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a group of research scientists set up a simulation experiment using multiple artificial intellige...

Once again I'm reacting to a post on the New Humanist blog — this time it's about a Daily Express article by Ann Widdecombe . I r...

Via the New Humanist blog I came across this Slate article by Ron Rosenbaum : "An Agnostic Manifesto". Paul Sims ( NH editor...

My own effort at recording a snippet of Richard Dawkins ' opening talk at the BHA Darwin, Humanism and Science one-day conference at ...

Last weekend I attended The Amaz!ng Meeting, London , put on by the James Randi Educational Foundation . This was the first TAM to be held b...

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AC3481305829426D This is a selfish blog-post on my part. I simply wanted this series of Thunderf00t ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zl9AI0f8jk8 The BHA continues to make available videos of the talks given at the July June 6 one-day confer...