The Philosophical Problems of Evolution

Although this doesn't regard evolution, it's another hot scientific topic that I was asked to talk about to the First Baptist Church of Colleyville Faith and Reason class. I thought that the Evolution 101 listeners might be interested in it- a further ethical discussion will be posted later to the Apologia podcast feed.

An invited lecture to the Dallas Philosophers' Forum

A presentation to the North Texas Church of Freethought

November 5th, 2006

An examination of the evolutionary justification for the female sexual response.

In which I propose a new format for this podcast.

A review of the DVD documentary based on the book, "Icons of Evolution."

Although I've stated that human and chimp genes only differ by 3%, is there any difference more substantial in our DNA?

Those who argue against evolution claim that is is racist, and has been used to justify horrible acts of instutitional racism. Is this supported by the theory?

It is often said that evolution is incorrect because it cannot account for information. This week, a good friend of mine explains information theory and why this criticism is misplaced.