Announcing a new book of mine 21 Nov 2009 I know, this is getting tedious, but at least I haven’t published as many books as Neil Levy… Ashgate have put up a page announcing an anthology I edited on Intelligent Design and Religion as a Natural Phenomenon. It’s due in August next year. Book Creationism and Intelligent Design Religion
Evolution The World according to Genesis: Stuff that grows 1 Jun 200724 Nov 2022 We’re in the third day, and Elohim has made dry land, but no sun or stars or moon. Still, he’s keen to see something growing, so he tells the land to produce, by spontaneous generation as it was later known, “seed bearing plants and plants bearing fruit with their proper… Read More
Epistemology Scientists on religion 2 May 2010 This book looks interesting: empirical work on what scientists actually think about religion… according to the blurb, more than 50% are religious. I’m not sure if this should surprise anyone – most groups in a society will be largely composed of people who match the standards in their society; the… Read More
Book Unscientific America 17 Jul 2009 I can’t yet speak about this book, because my review copy is presently on what passes as Australia’s international mail service, which involves yaks hiking across the Himalayas and then taking the parcels via the Silk Road to Beijing, where they will be brought to northern Australia by junks, and… Read More
Can people make requests? I request a book on Frederick II of Hohenstaufen. (I believe he was allegedly the anitchrist, but hey who isn’t.)
$247.50 plus shipping. John Pieret, maybe we should all go in for one book and take turns reading it. When someone finishes it, she sends it on to the next person on the list.
Is ID a natural phenomenon? Surely it’s intelligently designed, and so violates the SLoT every time Dembski writes a new paper.
For me, it’s just a matter of having something for you to autograph when and if we meet in person. I can’t see printing out an endless pun cascade from t.o, or a Post of the Month for you to write on.