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Friday, October 21, 2005

<i>Sic Semper Tyrannus</i>

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Mohammed at Iraq the Model discusses how Iraqis of his acquaintance are viewing the trial of Saddam Hussein: Today I was talking to victi...

The Roots of Their Animosity

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Why is there so much animosity on the Left for conservatives in general and George Bush in particular? Perhaps there are several reasons. On...
Thursday, October 20, 2005

C, DE, and ID

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There continues to be a great deal of confusion, much of it seemingly deliberate, over the nature of the Intelligent Design (ID) hypothesis ...

Things Are Better Than You Think

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Everything that you thought was true about the state of the world is apparently false. If you don't believe it, read the Commission on H...
Wednesday, October 19, 2005

Complexity: A Visual Aid

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ID folks frequently mention how complex living systems are, but many non-scientists really have no idea what they're talking about. One ...

Theological Reflections

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The highly esteemed theologian J.I. Packer forthrightly addresses in a Christianity Today article the question whether Christian theology ...
Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Squeezing the Pig

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The Fourth Rail has a good visual that enables the viewer to track the progress made by coalition forces over the last year in its transit...

No New Strategy

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Fareed Zakaria includes the following bit of silliness in a column he writes for Newseek : This shift could be seen in microcosm in a rep...

Prom Night

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In case you missed this story , Joanne Jacobs provides us with the link: Kenneth M. Hoagland had heard all the stories about prom-night ...
Monday, October 17, 2005

The Sweating Starts in Syria

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Belmont Club's Wretchard and The Fourth Rail's Bill Roggio see the ratification of the Iraqi constitution as the beginning of a ne...
Sunday, October 16, 2005

Hyping and Hoping

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The MSM, ever intent upon displaying its own shallowness, spiralled into paroxysms of glee the other day over the apparently staged meeting ...

For What It's Worth

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A USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup telephone survey of 1,005 people on Sept. 8-11 produced some interesting results: How much have you thought about ...

Let it Rest

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Even Richard Cohen, the solidly left columnist at the Washington Post thinks the brouhaha over who outed Valerie Plame is a tempest of Lilli...

The Miracle of the Cell

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Bill Dembski directs us to this 38 minute video which uses computer simulation to illustrate some of the reasons why most people, other th...

Ill-Starred Nomination

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John Fund tells us how the Miers nomination came about. The core of his column is these paragraphs: Regardless of whether or not the vet...
Thursday, October 13, 2005

Heads Up

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As the above announcement indicates, Viewpoint is going to be down for some server maintenance this weekend. Bill has discovered the reason...

ID Critics Self-Destruct

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One of the chief opponents of teaching Intelligent Design in public schools nevertheless encourages teachers to teach religion in science l...

Idiots and Ignoramuses

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A Stephen Gordon of Utah submits a letter to the 11/2005 Discover magazine: "I am sick of scientists tiptoeing around the topic of...
Wednesday, October 12, 2005

He'd Do it Differently

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Former Vice President Al Gore said Wednesday he had no intention of ever running for president again, but he said the United States would b...

Creationism, Evolution, and ID

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The Detroit Free Press runs an excellent column by Brian Fahling which persuasively makes the case that Intelligent Design and Creationism...