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Brazil’s government throw their weight behind Creationism and Intelligent Design

Driven by the Discovery Institute, Creationism and Intelligent Design have been gaining ground in Brazil, and finding support in government.

On Palin, cannibalism and creationism.

I deliberately avoid being preachy about vegetarianism but occasionally there comes an opportunity where comment is really deserved. In an almost deliberately controversial tone which...

From the archives: Creationism and Noah’s Ark – founders on the facts

From the archives in 1987, Stephen Moreton looks at the creationist movement of the time, and the flaws with believing in a literal Noah's Ark

The Power of the Flat Earth Idea: A distinctive historical perspective on a proverbially absurd belief

Edward Guimont’s "The Power of the Flat Earth Idea" is a useful, if occasionally flawed, look at the modern flat earth movement and its proponents.

When it comes to jargon, it should only ever be about using the right tool for the right job

At its best, jargon allows for the clear and concise communication of ideas and concepts; at its worst, it can be used to obscure and confuse.

From growing basil to curing disease, pseudoscientists find support in the Qur’an

While pseudoscience is not unique to Islam - nor more pervasive within the religion - it is important to challenge where the Qur’an is used to support clearly pseudoscientific ideas.

From the archives: The power of the publisher

From the archives in 1993, Wendy Grossman on the responsibility of publishers whose stable of content spans from the scientific to the preposterous.

‘God: The Science, The Evidence, The Dawn of a Revolution’… and underwhelming apologetics

'God: The Science, The Evidence, The Dawn of a Revolution', by Michel-Yves Bollore and Olivier Bonnassies, is nothing more than an intelligent design bait-and-switch

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