Ralph W. Seelke: Why do I think that having students critically analyze evolution is a good idea? First of all, in any area where there is considerable disagreement, a sound teaching strategy is to teach the controversy: allow the students to examine both the strengths and weaknesses of arguments for both sides, and in so doing make up their own …
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About 1,000 scientists from around the world: “We are skeptical about claims that random mutations and natural selection can explain the complexity of life A careful examination of the evidence in favor of Darwinian theory should be encouraged. “ “The new scientific evidence discovered in recent decades in disciplines such as cosmology, physics, biology, research into” artificial intelligence “and others, …
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Phillip E. Johnson: “Sabemos mucho menos que lo que se pretende. En particular, no sabemos cómo los sistemas orgánicos tan inmensamente complejos de las plantas y de los animales podrían haber sido creados por procesos sin dirección inteligente y carentes de propósito, como dicen los darwinistas que tuvo que ser. La teoría de Darwin atribuye la complejidad biológica a la …
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Alfonso Balcells: “La ciencia no afecta negativamente a la fe, a no ser por ignorancia. … Ciencia y teología son saberes de distinto plano. … Lo racional y lo suprarracional son complementarios y no contradictorios. Alfonso Balcells (Barcelona, 1915-2002) Catedrático de medicina Licenciado en Medicina con Premio Extraordinario por la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de Barcelona Médico de …
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Isaac Newton: “This beautiful system composed of the Sun, the planets and the comets could not have been created by the advice and dominion of a powerful and intelligent Being … The Supreme God is a Being eternal, infinite, absolutely perfect. “ Of the Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica. Book III by Isaac Newton Newton’s Philosophy of Nature : Selections from …
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How great is God! André-Marie Ampère: How great is God! And our science an insignificance. “Work with the spirit of prayer. Study the things of this world, it is your duty; but look only with one eye, and the other is fixed in the eternal realities. Deal with the things of this world with one hand. With the other he …
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Albert Einstein: Nobel Prize in Physics, 1921 “I’m not an atheist and I do not think he can call me a pantheist. We are in the same situation as a child who enters a huge library filled with books written in many languages. The child knows that someone must have written those books. He does not know how. Does not …
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Gabriel Celaya: “The deeds are the eternal language of God and opinions, the ephemeral language of men.” Gabriel Celaya (Hernani, Guipúzcoa, March 18, 1911 – Madrid, 1991) Spanish poet of the postwar literary generation. National Award of Spanish Literature
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John Lennox: “If we found A word written in the sand on the beach, the immediate impression is to recognize the work of an intelligent agent. How much more likely, therefore, that there is an intelligent creator behind human DNA, a colossal biological database which contains not less than three billion letters?” Are we not more than molecules? “The new …
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Manuel Alfonseca: “Let’s consider this thought experiment. I work in the field of artificial life, and I use genetic algorithms and natural selection to simulate evolution in my simulated worlds. Let’s suppose that one day I get intelligent beings to appear in my programs. Applying the Dawkins argument (The probability of God is very small, because we have no proof …
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