talkorigins

Just to note, I have read Futuyama, Dawkins, Dobzhansky and extensive articles in talkorigins.

Sound Politics: More on Cantwell & ID 2006

If you visit a typical evolution discussion site, such as news. talkorigins, you will find many people more than willing to explain the Theory of Evolution in often excruciating detail, including many scientists who are happy to tell how the theory impacts their own studies, their data, the exceptions, the hypothetical, the plain unknown.

Common Descent & Common Design – An Unexpected Outcome 2008

I would also recommend the talkorigins archive which usually has excellent review articles written for those with no advanced training in biology.

Darwinopterus and mosaic, modular evolution - The Panda's Thumb 2009

I would also recommend the talkorigins.org archive.

Science, Non-Science, and Pseudoscience - The Panda's Thumb 2009

What is more alarming is that the Google searches for "carbon 14 RATE", "carbon 14 diamond", and "carbon 14 coal" yield hits predominantly in woowoo fundamentalist sites, and no hits on the first 15 pages 10 links per page to anything at talkorigins.org or pandasthumb.org, period.

[evolution] of the unprincipled and the naïve 2009

Really, you should visit the talkorigins site I linked to above to see the incredibly bizarre theories from YECS and the more intricately woven ones of the Intelligent Design folks of how the universe really works.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Considering a Candidate’s Religion: 2009

What is more alarming is that the Google searches for "carbon 14 RATE", "carbon 14 diamond", and "carbon 14 coal" yield hits predominantly in woowoo fundamentalist sites, and no hits on the first 15 pages 10 links per page to anything at talkorigins.org or pandasthumb.org, period.

Archive 2009-06-01 2009

I do take strong exception to the talkorigins 'argument in favor of treating evolutionary theory as "fact".

Sound Politics: More on Cantwell & ID 2006

If you are interested in the evidence for evolution, there is a really good multi-page article at talkorigins.

Confirmation Bias and ID 2006

Has talkorigins become the 'Cliff's Notes' for all the ND'ers who waited until the last minute to do their book reports?

Confirmation Bias and ID 2006