Comments on: Webcast: God, Design and Darwin http://www.daylightatheism.org/2008/04/webcast-god-design-and-darwin.html NIGHTTIME IS FOR DREAMING. DAYLIGHT IS FOR ACTION. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 07:04:07 +0000 By: B.C. Lack http://www.daylightatheism.org/2008/04/webcast-god-design-and-darwin.html#comment-33826 B.C. Lack Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:55:24 +0000 http://www.daylightatheism.org/2008/04/webcast-god-design-and-darwin.html#comment-33826 While I won't pretend to grok Dr. Miller's view that scientific thought and religious thought aren't mutually exclussive, he is a bit of a hero of mine sceintifically and ethically. I think that the group of scientists, teachers, students, etc. who are theistically minded <u>and</u> proponents of evolutionary biology (Darwinian, not ID, not creationism) are our most underappreciated allies in the battles to keep God out of our science classrooms -- and good science in. Thanks for the notice. I can't hear the live webcast, because unfortunately my computer and speakers aren't on speaking terms right now. I hope they will have the lecture available for download in the near future; I don't want to miss this. P.S. I saw on the link that Dr. Miller currently lives in Rehoboth, MA. What a small world! I used to live there. It's a beautiful part of the country...I'm jealous. While I won't pretend to grok Dr. Miller's view that scientific thought and religious thought aren't mutually exclussive, he is a bit of a hero of mine sceintifically and ethically.

I think that the group of scientists, teachers, students, etc. who are theistically minded and proponents of evolutionary biology (Darwinian, not ID, not creationism) are our most underappreciated allies in the battles to keep God out of our science classrooms -- and good science in.

Thanks for the notice. I can't hear the live webcast, because unfortunately my computer and speakers aren't on speaking terms right now. I hope they will have the lecture available for download in the near future; I don't want to miss this.

P.S. I saw on the link that Dr. Miller currently lives in Rehoboth, MA. What a small world! I used to live there. It's a beautiful part of the country...I'm jealous.

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