Evolutionary Junk Science

January 13, 2022   |  

Elizabeth C. Turner is an Earth Science professor at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. She is a geologist and paleobiologist. In a recent article, she asked the question, “Ever wonder how and when animals swanned onto the evolutionary stage?” You can read the article for yourself at: https://theconversation.com/a-new-fossil-discovery-may-add-hundreds-of-millions-of-years-to-the-evolutionary-history-of-animals-167945) Well,…
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Social Corruption

January 1, 2022   |  

The word “social” has generally been considered a rather innocent and inoffensive word. The dictionary gives three different definitions, and each of them simply describe some kind of community relationship.
1. Relating to society, its organization, or hierarchy.
2. Needing companionship; suited to living in communities.
3. Relating to or…
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Submit! Doctor’s Orders

December 23, 2021   |  

Well, here’s a slap in America’s face. The American Medical Association (AMA) has recently released a document with guidance to help physicians in their conversations with patients. They are recommending the use of “equity-focused, first-person language.” The document proposes that commonly used language ought to be replaced using words inspired…
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Check Your Beliefs at the Door

December 16, 2021   |  

This past September, Lawrence Revell, the Chief of Police of Tallahassee, Florida (where I live), spoke at a law enforcement conference at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) in North Carolina. Revell is a Christian, and doesn’t shy away from expressing his faith to those who wish to engage him…
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