Kirk Durston has written a fine suite of articles on the three types of science, and has done a short set of corresponding podcasts on…
Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, iconoclast, and out-of-the-box social and political thinker, has a daily podcast which has become my top daily listen. Recently, he…
As a former scientist who performed DNA fingerprinting for cancer, I am keenly interested in the current state of DNA analysis and diagnosis based on…
One of my greatest frustrations with cloud drives is the inability to see all of my cloud files in Windows Explorer. Not only could I…
If you are unfamiliar with NPR’s Intelligence Squared debates, you are missing out. They gather four excellently qualified people to debate, two against two, propositions…
Last Edited: 3.27.2020 There are plenty of great places to find a good introductory list of iPhone apps, like these (you should open all links…
Are you an idea junkie? Me too. Edge.org is an association of high-level scientists and thinkers that ponder the big questions. One of their activities…
OK, this is just a bit of trivium for you writing geeks. But lately around the office, the term ‘Camel Case’ has been used for…
The relationship of faith and science is controversial, and there are perhaps 5 simple philosophic positions you can take: 1. Science Trumps Religion (EMA) That is,…
This post is part of a series. To start, you need to have an audio file. There are a few main ways you can get…
Was looking for some quotes to makes some posters for the kids, to encourage them to pursue both faith and reason. There are PLENTY out…
I am surprised to find that I really like my new smartphone. My previous phone, a Motorola Bionic, was getting too slow and the battery…
I seem to build or rebuild a Windows hard drive regularly (like again today), so here’s my updated list of what to install. Last Update:…
In discussing Global Warming Alarmism (GWA), I have begun to see a pattern of evasion emerge among GWA proponents. It is an alarming (pun intended)…
Leon Kass, former chair of the President’s Council on Bioethics from 2002-2005, has a nice lecture on the University Channel Podcast. He is also the author…
So, I just finished three days at Web Design World 2006, an annual usability / web design conference here in San Francisco. Of course, near…
One of the great and tragic myths of our time is the materialist view that faith hinders science, and has largely opposed it in the…
Robert over at echurch.com is asking about creating and supporting community within churches. He has mentioned funtionality similar to linkedin.com, as well as making other…
Here’s my list of resources for those interested in the history of religion and science, both pro and anti-religious. THEIST For the Glory of God:…
Here’s my review of the phone so far. For CONS that have a workaround, I inserted a *. I’ll cover them in a future post…
This has nothing to do with the Bible or God, but I had to blog on it. I am nearing the end of my ATT…
I just finished listening to a really interesting hour long podcast of a lecture by Gary Habermas, author of Beyond Death: Exploring the Evidence for…
There have been lots of blog posts across the inet comparing these two industry leading phones. I had to compare them before I finally bit…
ID the Future has a nice two part interview with Dr. James Le Fanu, author of Why Us?: How Science Rediscovered the Mystery of Ourselves.…