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Review of: Margaret Wertheim’s “The Pearly Gates of Cyberspace”
Review of Margaret Wertheim, The Pearly Gates of Cyberspace, W. W. Norton and Co. (1999) Introduction The “Pearly Gates...
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Multiplying NonZero: Review of Robert Wright’s “Nonzero”
In day-to-day life, there all kinds of non-zero-sum games that people play. Robert Wright sees this as "the secret...
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Why Huston Smith Matters
1. Recently there have been some expressions of disappointment at Huston Smith’s assertions in his latest book to the...
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Review of John Haught’s “God After Darwin”
I raise concerns about his vision of a loving God and a metaphysics of the future because I believe...
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Science and Scientism in Huston Smith’s “Why Religion Matters”
I have been deeply indebted to Huston Smith over the years for his books and films, which I have...
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Sedimentary Muddle: Review of Robert Pennock’s “The Tower of Babel”
It is odd how certain books can be turning points. I can think of three Rwhich have created turning...
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Review of “Religion and Scientific Naturalism”
The process metaphysics David Ray Griffin endorses supposes that the avenues for overcoming conflicts between science and religion are...
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Review of William Dembski’s Intelligent Design
The advent of Michael Behe’s book Darwin‘s Black Box was probably one of the most provocative manuscripts to entice...
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Who’s Got the Magic? A Review of Robert Pennock’s “The Tower of Babel”
review of Robert Pennock’s book “The Tower of Babel.” In criticizing Phillip Johnson’s “intelligent design creationism,” Robert Pennock raises...
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Book Review: Robert Rosen’s “Life Itself”
Review of Robert Rosen’s book Life Itself by Sarah Voss About half a year ago a book called Life...