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Interesting and thoughtful
by Dan Shanefield Kurt Kawohl’s “Pascal’s Wager Is Flawed” is interesting and thoughtful. My own views about Pascal’s Wager, including a link to the Stanford… -
Response to Talk Back 21: Further comments
by Dan Shanefield Anyone who was interested in my Meditation 187, or my previous response to Talk Back 21, might also be interested in the… -
Further Reading Recommendations
by Dan Shanefield Re: Meditation 187 Regarding the Sturgis book about the Old Testament, two other (quite authoritative) books by archeologists, which come the same… -
Re: The Historical Evidence for Jesus
by Dan Shanefield The following can be seen in Encyclopedia Britannica on the web (but you have to be a paying subscriber, or else you’d… -
Favorable Perspective On Life Without Intelligent Design
by: Dan Shanefield In my previous Meditations, like 639 and 641, I wrote that it is hard to believe that complex (but very specific) DNA… -
The conditions for starting life
by: Dan Shanefield Of course, we can’t be sure, but it seems logical that there could be many almost-DNA materials that would be alive. However,… -
On the origin of life
In Meditations 626 and 627, Dan Shanefield raised the possibility that DNA may have originally arrived on Earth from somewhere else in the universe. I… -
Free Will Theorem
As Dan Shanefield wrote in the previous article, modern science can indeed seem “spooky.” To me, one of the spookiest developments to arise out of… -
Looks Pretty Suspicious!
by Dan Shanefield In a fairly popular e-zine, I published a list of some important dates in history, including the beginnings of a few major… -
They are logical possibilities
by Dan Shanefield I can see the logic of all the points that Maarten van den Driest made. What I was saying in Meditation 447…