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I encountered my first creationist — a Thomist — 45 years ago. I have since learned what Thomism is, along with a great many other things, but creationists still haven't learned that evolution is science and creationism is not. They continue to oppose the teaching of evolution, and I continue to support it.

I've just revised and expanded my essay about Kitzmiller vs. Dover Board of Education. Godless in Dover

Living things are so complex that they must have had a designer — or not. The Watch and the Workshop

If you think evolution breaks the law of entropy, you should read Darwin's Demon.

Here's a cautionary tale about people whose ignorance leads them to jump to unwarranted conclusions. Faith and Knowledge

Here's a letter I wrote about creationists' marginalizing science.

Because science is objective, some people think it's value-free. Here are a few thoughts about science and values.

Christians think they have a monopoly on moral values. How hypocritical can they get? Evolution and Moral Values

The Pope admonishes the faithful not to take evolution too seriously. Faith, Proof, and Hypocracy

If you'd like to learn more about evolution, here's a list of books I recommend.

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