Finally, a That’s a Fact video that’s more creationism than theology. Indeed, it’s about the most famous of creationist canards – namely, that the Grand Canyon. Or rather, something they call the “Little Grand Canyon”
Posts Tagged ‘Christian Shorey’
9 Jan
Science In Scripture
The That’s a Fact video series from the ICR has returned after a short absence. The first video for 2012 is Science in Scripture. If this year is anything like the last, the video should appear below by the end of the week.
28 Nov
Newton
I’m getting the impression that the That’s a Fact series is now reduced to just reusing old ICR material and reformatting it for video consumption. This current video – Isaac Newton – is seemingly taken from an old Acts & Facts series, Man of Science, Man of God. As you can probably already guess, the [...]
22 Nov
Computers
It seems I need to get around to part 2 of Neural Nets. I wrote that post in response to the DpSU IBM Attempts to Build Computer ‘Brain’ back at the end of August, and said that I would make a part two. This isn’t it, but the most recent edition of the ICR’s That’s [...]
13 Nov
More S & C
This being, then, the promised brief update to the situation reported on in Spam and Censorship the other day. To recap, Christian Shorey – a geologist from the Colorado School of Mines, who appears to indeed be a Christian but not a young-Earth creationist like the powers that be on the Science Essentials site – [...]
9 Nov
Spam and Censorship
Do you remember Dr Shorey? You know, the geologist from the Colorado School of Mines that was commenting on the Science Education Essentials blog from a critical, but polite, perspective. Well, he’s being censored.
22 Dec
Competition – Days 9 & 10
Posted by eyeonicr in Christmas Commenting Competition, Ideological Education Essentials. Tagged: Christian Shorey, Christine Dao, Christmas, Creationism, ICR, Rhonda Forlow, Science, Skeptic, Skepticism. 4 Comments
The question for day 9 was: What is your favorite Christmas memory? While the question for day 10 was: If you could only put up one Christmas decoration, what would it be?
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