Category Archives: Darwinism

Review of the October meeting (Videos now available online!)

Posted on November 19, 2020 by David Snoke Leave a comment

Review of the meeting on “Is the Natural World Good or Bad?” October 24, 2020 David Snoke, University of Pittsburgh The recordings are now available online of all the talks. To access the videos for free, if you are a … Continue reading →

Biblical Interpretation, Creation, Darwinism, Dysteleology, Events, Problem of evil

Details of the upcoming meeting on “Is the natural world good or bad?”

Posted on September 6, 2020 by David Snoke Leave a comment

We are excited to announce our upcoming one-day seminar slated for this coming Saturday, October 24, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern US time. The title will be “Is the natural world good or bad?” and will address the … Continue reading →

Apologetics, Creation, Darwinism, Events, Problem of evil, Theology

Review of God’s Good Earth

Posted on May 12, 2020 by David Snoke 1 Comment

Jon Garvey, God’s Good Earth, (https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Good-Earth-Jon-Garvey/dp/1532652003/) In my talk for the webinar, I mentioned this book by Jon Garvey. Subtitled “The case for an unfallen creation”, it arguues for just that: that the physical created world is not “fallen” at all, … Continue reading →

Biblical Interpretation, Creation, Darwinism, History of Science, Problem of evil, Reviews, Theistic evolution

Program for the Annual Meeting in April (Webinar Only): Final Update

Posted on February 12, 2020 by David Snoke Comments Off on Program for the Annual Meeting in April (Webinar Only): Final Update

The annual meeting will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21-22, 2020. The theme will be “Does Anyone Come to Christian Faith by a Rational Process?” Once again we have a top-notch set of speakers. The meeting will be … Continue reading →

Apologetics, Cosmology, Darwinism, Events

Review of the 2017 Annual Meeting

Posted on April 10, 2017 by David Snoke 2 Comments

The annual was great fun for all for attended, with controversial and stimulating talks and robust discussion as always. Several attendees wished that these meetings could happen more often! This was our largest meeting yet, with about 60 people in … Continue reading →

AI, Darwinism, Events, Global Warming, History of Science, Human exceptionalism, Mind and Brain