oddXian: Challenge the Consensus

Download PDF Here: Top Ten Darwin and Design Science News Stories for 2010

Pretty good stuff - Smart feller. I'd only comment that we don't know via the scientific method how life came about.

from the latest post:  Professor: God Would Not Create the Giraffe's Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Evolution may or may not be true, but it is not a scientific fact. No one knows for certain whether evolution is true or not, but we certainly do know what is the state of our knowledge. The claim that evolution is a scientific fact is a claim about the state of our knowledge. And while there is uncertainty about evolution, there is no uncertainty about our knowledge. We all know what the state of our knowledge is and, from a scientific perspective, that knowledge does not indicate evolution to be a scientific fact. Not even close. link here

Christmas is beautiful time of year celebrated by many, but not by all. This was evident in Richard Dawkin's response to Pope Benedict XVI's message in a piece entitled "A Shameful Thought for the Day" In this post, Dawkins with utter audacity and unbridled shamelessness, stemming only from the bowels of the very sinful nature he himself seeks to deny, displays none other than the antithesis of godliness as he with full understanding regarding the strategic intent and timing of his release spews forth nothing other than the poisonous spiritual & rhetorical venom of a present day viper who with a dead and hardened heart has inclined and bound himself with unrelenting commitment to opposing, throwing off and trampling without cease the name and glory of his creator and eternal ruler, and in the process is found doing no other than seeking his own glory and trying to build a name for himself among men, which eventually in time and eternity will be seen as not only t...

oops... could it be another wishful hope fizzling out? Did 'Martian' methane signal come from Earth? ... perhaps, the better hope is the one found in the good news of Christmas!

“It can be pretty lonely for a nonbeliever at Christmastime around here." (Terry McDonald, chairman of atheist group in Fort Worth running bus ads) ... Immanuel (God with us!)

Should the discovery of a "potentially habitable planet" really be considered as "Evidence for ET"? Evidence for ET is mounting daily, but not proven I have no idea of life exists on other planets or not. However, the above article seems to cheapen the miracle that is life, assuming that life can (and necessarily will) emerge from abiotic material just as long as a planet can be found to support it.