Why Evolution Is Bad For Humanity

Thanks to Phil on Facebook, dedicated to Jim West.
"Time is the only thing between cats and opposable thumbs . . . "

badgers, mushroom, and links

• Fighting the dehumanisation of the shopping queue, HT
• Luther on Innerancy, while Biologos starts a new series on literalism
• A wonderful meditation on eschatology and time travel
• The peer review/online review conversation continues, HT
• Someone asks if believing in God is evolutionarily advantageous?
• Kevin Vanhoozer lectures on the redramatisation of theology
• Tim Keller lectures on preaching Christ in Postmodernity

Hauerwas on Death

Reflections on Death from CPX on Vimeo.

HT RB

Or if you feel more like meditating on the beginning of life try
Coakley on God, Providence and the Evolutionary Phenomenom of Creation (HT JMG)

Tree lobster game?

And while we're on the subject of psuedoscience. . .

Evangelicals and Evolution

Here is a blog which I was following a little last year in which an Evangelical Christian argues the case for and works out the consequences of accepting the modern theory of evolution. Although I do think this is a very important issue it is not one I feel I have the time to get stuck into at the moment. However I bring this to your attention as the author of the blog has just compiled the last two years of blogging and contributions to the blog into 5 ebooks which are available free from links on the blog. Titles rather enticingly include : 'evolution and original sin' and 'the social psychology of the origins debate.' Enjoy :-)