Ken Miller and Henry Morris answer questions from the audience.
Since these videos are scattered across the blog, I'll put them all here. The final one is at the bottom.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Thanks to the NCSE
- Log in to post comments
More like this
It all started when Pat Hayes, of Red State Rabble, posted this blog entry describing a recent talk given by Ken Miller at the University of Kansas. Miller, you will recall, is the author of Finding Darwin's God. The first half of this book is brilliant in explaining some of the evidence for…
Paige Brown Jarreau, who blogs at From the Lab Bench is in the throes of writing her dissertation about science blogging, and plowing through a lot of interview data. She's sharing some of the process on the blog, and a lot more on Twitter, where it's prompted a good deal of discussion.
One of the…
The NCSE is an excellent organization, and I've frequently urged people at my talks to join it. However, it's also a limited organization, and this post by Richard Hoppe at the Panda's Thumb exposes their flaws. It's blind. It's locked in to one strategy. It's response to people who try to branch…
Trying to describe the experience of Science Online to someone who has never been is like trying to explain the taste of a pineapple. You can get vague details across - tangy, sweet, juicy - but the full experience can never be imparted verbally. I'm not even going to try to explain what it was…
The dumbassitude of creationists just doesn't uh, evolve much at all, does it.
Cute how glibly Morris obfuscated the dates of many of his sciencey references as if they were current or mainstream science.
Have the cdesign proponentists really added anything beyond flaky notions about 'Infomation' in the last 30 years?
ugh... you can basically ignore the first video. It's all the same creo-gibberish that you would expect.
About to start the third. The creationist is really tiring in the first video....maybe he'll improve....
Just out of curiosity, has Ken Miller ever explained how he has remained a Roman Catholic? I'd be interested in his justification.
Crocoduck!
:)