Frank W Nicholas
In this article, sparked by the publication last year of Improbable Destinies by Jonathan B. Losos, Frank Nicholas argues that both Richard Dawkins and Simon Conway Morris are in danger of misinterpreting Darwin by placing too much emphasis on natural selection and adaptation, and too little emphasis on non-adaptive evolutionary forces.
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Do the heavens declare the glory of God? Fergus McGinley wrestles, in this provocative opinion piece, with the scientific understanding of a cold pitiless universe that perhaps does not "declare the glory of God." We welcome responses to this article. Please use the comments box below the article to respond.
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Emeritus Professor Ken Campbell FAA
December 2014
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The Christian challenge of our time: the conversation with science
Chris Mulherin, August 2014
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Allan Day on the science-faith interface (by John Pilbrow)
Reflections on the legacy of Allan Day in bioethics (by Denise Cooper-Clarke)
Allan, anthropology and the human person (by Alan Gijsbers)
May 2014
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FAQs about climate change
Chris Mulherin, March 2014
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Divine disclosure in the modern scientific age: towards clarifying the question.
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Richard Dawkins, science and the meaning of life
Fergus McGinley, January 2014
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Can the computer be a substitute for humanity?
Mark Worthing, May 2013
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