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Understanding the Intelligent Design Creationist Movement: Its True Nature and Goals
UNDERSTANDING THE INTELLIGENT DESIGN CREATIONIST MOVEMENT: ITS TRUE NATURE AND GOALS A POSITION PAPER FROM THE CENTER FOR INQUIRY OFFICE OF PUBLIC POLICY AUTHOR: BARBARA FORREST, Ph.D. Reviewing Committee: Paul Kurtz, Ph.D.; Austin Dacey, Ph.D.; Stuart D. Jordan, Ph.D.; Ronald A. Lindsay, J. D., Ph.D.; John Shook, Ph.D.; Toni Van Pelt DATED: MAY 2007 ( AMENDED JULY 2007) Copyright © 2007 Center for Inquiry, Inc. Permission is granted for this material to be shared for noncommercial, educational purposes, provided that this notice appears on the reproduced materials, the full authoritative version is retained, and copies are not altered. To disseminate otherwise or to republish requires written permission from the Center for Inquiry, Inc. Table of Contents Section I. Introduction: What is at stake in the dispute over intelligent design?.................. 1 Section II. What is the intelligent design creationist movement? ........................................ 2 Section III. The historical and legal background of intelligent design creationism ................ 6 Epperson v. Arkansas (1968) ............................................................................ 6 McLean v. Arkansas (1982) .............................................................................. 6 Edwards v. Aguillard (1987) ............................................................................. 7 Section IV. The ID movement’s aims and strategy .............................................................. 9 The “Wedge Strategy” ..................................................................................... -
Forum Antroposofi
Forum Antroposofi nr 2 2o17 forum för antroposofi nr 2 2o17 perspektivet 4–5 21–24 Notiser. Reflektioner: Tillit och mod i En reflektion från årsmötet. 6–9 Uppgift. en orolig tid Samtal: Sanning. Mats-Ola Ohlsson Fria Högskolan för Antroposofi. Vad händer kring 72-års åldern? Meditera? Den senaste tiden har varit präglad av na för mänskligheten är hat och fruktan. mor till två barn bar dem mellan bomb- många händelser som kan skapa oro och Därför har vi alla ett ansvar att stå sam- krevader genom de gamla stadskvarteren 24–25 förvirring hos många människor. Osäker- lade för att rättvisa, jämlikhet och fred ska i krigets slutskede. Och hon berättade vi- het präglar det politiska livet och det tar gälla alla människor. Även om en tragedi dare hur familjen hade fått hålla hemligt 1o–15 Till minne. sig uttryck i nationalistiska/separatistiska kan inträffa så är det det som kan rädda för nationalsocialisterna att de var antro- tendenser, här i vårt närområde och in- oss. …Idén om att hålla människor åtskil- posofer, om hur de fick mötas i hemlighet Krönikor: Levnadsteckningar. ternationellt. Grupper av människor står da på grund av rädsla får inte fäste om vi och gömma böcker för att de inte skulle emot varandra, en förståelse saknas ofta kan skapa mötesplatser där människor brännas upp i bokbålen. Hon delade med Integrativ medicin. Bokanmälan: Maria-Sofia. för det som förenar, utan man söker det kan erfara att de kan leva tillsammans och sig av ett meditationsspråk av Rudolf Stei- som slår split. Relationen till naturen och påbörja försoningsprocesser. -
Golden Blade
AN APPROACH TO CONTEMPORARY QUESTIONS IN THE LIGHT OF ANTHROPOSOPHY The Golden Blade Evil and tme Power of Thought - Rudolf Steiner Seeds of Future Worlds - - - Rudolf Steiner Two Lectures given at noniach, September 23-4, 1921 The Council OF 869 A.D. - - - A. P. Shepherd Water's Forming Forces - - - Olive Whicher Human Relationships in a Divided World - _ . _ _ AdamBUtleston Goddess Into Saint . - . Isabel Wyatt and The Bird on the Harp T h i n k i n g A b o u t K n o w i n g - - - A l a n H o w a r d Melancholy IN Our Age - - - Rudolf Treichler The Work of Alice Bailey: 1880- 1 9 4 9 F r a n c e s B a n k s Reviews of books by Albert Steven, Alfred Heidenreich, Katharine Trevelyan, Stanley Drake, Evelyn Derry, Eleanor Merry, Isabel Wyatt. Edited by Arnold Freeman and Charles Waterman 1963 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY PRICE EIGHT AND SIX The Golden Blade 1963 Evil and the Power of Thought - Rudolf Steiner 1 S e e d s o f F u t u r e W o r l d s - - - R u d o l f S t e i n e r 1 1 Two Lectures given at Dornach, September 23-4, 1921 The Council OF 869 A.d. - - - A.P.Shepherd 22 W a t e r ' s F o r m i n g F o r c e s - - - O l i o e W h i c h e r 3 7 Human Relationships in a Divided World AdamBittleston 47 G o d d e s s I n t o S a i n t - - - . -
Vida Y Obra De Eugen Kolisko 255 Peter Selg
ABRIL · MAYO · JUNIO 2016 53 sumario Editorial 254 Joan Gasparin Vida y obra de Eugen Kolisko 255 Peter Selg Manual de Agrohomeopatía 269 Radko Tichavsky Joan Gamper 22 · 08014 BARCELONA TEL. 93 430 64 79 · FAX 93 363 16 95 [email protected] www.sociedadhomeopatica.com 253. Boletín53 Editorial Apreciado Socio/a, Este Boletín, está conformado por un interesante Dossier sobre Agroho- meopatía. Ha sido por casualidad que podamos contar con el profesor Radko Tichavsky, una de las personas que más está contribuyendo al desa- rrollo de la homeopatía para los cultivo y para las plantas. Creemos que es un profesional con unas ideas que van muy en la línea que seguimos en la escuela; y, además, es un tema poco desarrollado a nivel bi- bliográfico. Es por esta razón, que estamos muy contentos de poder contar con la posibilidad de organizar un Seminario sobre Holohomeopatía para la Agricultura, los próximos 23 y 24 de Julio. Estamos seguros que será una buena oportunidad de conocer a este maestro. Esperemos que nos pueda aclarar las dudas sobre la utilización de los remedios homeopáticos para la mejora y el rendimiento de las plantas. Hemos incluido también la biografía del matrimonio Kolísko. Fueron discí- pulos de Rudolf Steiner, pionero en la utilización de los remedios homeopá- ticos para las plantas; sus ideas de biodinámica son aún, hoy en día, de máxima actualidad. Los estudios de los austriacos Eugen y Lili Kolísko, y, posteriormente, de cientos de investigadores más, marcaron una línea científica en agrohomeopatía. Reciban un saludo. Joan Gasparin Presidente de la Sociedad Española Homeopatía Clásica .254 Boletín53 PETER SELG VIDA Y OBRA DE EUGEN KOLISKO 21. -
Goldenblade 1986.Pdf
The Golden Blade THIRTY-EIGHTH (1986) ISSUE CONTENTS E d i t o r i a l N o t e s 3 The Rejoicing Eye Doris Davy 10 The Earth Seen by the Dead Rudolf Steiner 13 The Mystery of Mary - In Body, Soul and Spirit Emil Bock 17 The Blessed Virgin compared to the Air We Breathe Gerard Manley Hopkins 36 T h e P l i g h t o f O u r F o r e s t s M a r k R i e g n e r 4 0 Food, Famine, Misery and Hope Daniel T Jones 56 Ethiopia — Nightmare or Paradise? Tim Cahiil-O'Brien 64 The British Countryside 1985-2050 John Soper 68 The Daily Bread Michael Spence 73 Karo Bergmann - Art as a Healing Force for our Times Monika Hertrampf-Pickmann 80 "The Three Spheres of Society" - The History of a Pioneering ^ 0 0 * ^ C h a r l e s D a v y 9 1 B e t w e e n t h e P o l e s C h a r l e s D a v y 9 3 Genesis Josephine Spence 97 N o t e s a n d A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t s 9 8 Edited by Adam Bittleston, Daniel T. Jones and John Meeks EDITORIAL NOTES BeforeDavy the in onset October of the1984, illness the whicheffectiveness brought of abouthis work the for death a considerable of John public, for the Anthroposophical Society, for Emerson College, and throu^ many conversations with individuals, was steadily growing. -
Was Hitler a Darwinian?
Was Hitler a Darwinian? Robert J. Richards The University of Chicago The Darwinian underpinnings of Nazi racial ideology are patently obvious. Hitler's chapter on "Nation and Race" in Mein Kampf discusses the racial struggle for existence in clear Darwinian terms. Richard Weikart, Historian, Cal. State, Stanislaus1 Hamlet: Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel? Shakespeare, Hamlet, III, 2. 1. Introduction . 1 2. The Issues regarding a Supposed Conceptually Causal Connection . 4 3. Darwinian Theory and Racial Hierarchy . 10 4. The Racial Ideology of Gobineau and Chamberlain . 16 5. Chamberlain and Hitler . 27 6. Mein Kampf . 29 7. Struggle for Existence . 37 8. The Political Sources of Hitler’s Anti-Semitism . 41 9. Ethics and Social Darwinism . 44 10. Was the Biological Community under Hitler Darwinian? . 46 11. Conclusion . 52 1. Introduction Several scholars and many religiously conservative thinkers have recently charged that Hitler’s ideas about race and racial struggle derived from the theories of Charles Darwin (1809-1882), either directly or through intermediate sources. So, for example, the historian Richard Weikart, in his book From Darwin to Hitler (2004), maintains: “No matter how crooked the road was from Darwin to Hitler, clearly Darwinism and eugenics smoothed the path for Nazi ideology, especially for the Nazi 1 Richard Weikart, “Was It Immoral for "Expelled" to Connect Darwinism and Nazi Racism?” (http://www.discovery.org/a/5069.) 1 stress on expansion, war, racial struggle, and racial extermination.”2 In a subsequent book, Hitler’s Ethic: The Nazi Pursuit of Evolutionary Progress (2009), Weikart argues that Darwin’s “evolutionary ethics drove him [Hitler] to engage in behavior that the rest of us consider abominable.”3 Other critics have also attempted to forge a strong link between Darwin’s theory and Hitler’s biological notions. -
Parigi E Il Quinto Vangelo
N.57 - 2020 ANTROPOSOFIA OGGI € 5,50 ParigiParigi ee ilil QuintoQuinto VangeloVangelo I disegni spontanei dei bambini POSTE ITALIANE S.P.A. - SPEDIZIONE IN ABBONAMENTO POSTALE AUT. N.0736 PERIODICO ROC DL.353/2003 (CONV.IN L.27/02/2004 N.46) ART.1 COMM1 I, DCB MILANO L.27/02/2004 N.46) ART.1 N.0736 PERIODICO ROC DL.353/2003 (CONV.IN AUT. - SPEDIZIONE IN ABBONAMENTO POSTALE S.P.A. POSTE ITALIANE Il calore dentro e fuori di noi Dalla Natura soluzioni efficaci per la salute e il benesserre di tutta la famiglia Rimedi sviluppati secondo i principi dell’’AAntroposofia, dal 19355 Per inffoormazioni: La cosmesi Dr. Hauschka è prodotta da wwww..drr..hauschka.com WWAALA ITTAALIA [email protected] WALA Heilmittel GmbH, Germania wwww..wala.it Via Fara, 28 - 20124 Milano [email protected] EDITORIALE Eravamo pronti per andare in stampa quando si è diffusa la notizia che l’Italia si trovava sfortunatamente in prima linea nella lotta al Coronavirus. È inquie- tante notare come si possano scatenare emozioni in una dimensione fino ad ora impensabile. Anche i medici sono più o meno concordi nell’affermare che si tratti di una sorta di influenza come ne abbiamo ogni anno e che spesso è causa di tanti problemi soprattutto per le persone anziane. Come siamo arrivati, quindi, a dare a questo virus le dimensioni di una pandemia di gravità tale che rischia di essere ingestibile, in quanto le strutture sanitarie risulterebbero inadeguate ma soprattutto sarebbero insufficienti? Fa paura questa grande fragilità della nostra società che potrebbe facilmente diventare una forza ma- nipolabile da influenze negative. -
Golden Blade
A APPROACH TO CONTEMPORARY QUESTIONS IN THE LIGHT OF ANTHROPOSOPHY The Golden Blade The Occult Basis of Music RudoljSteiner A Lecture, hitherto untranslated, given at Cologne on December 3, 1906. A M u s i c a l P i l g r i m a g e Ferdinand Rauter Evolution; The Hidden Thread John Waterman The Ravenna Mosaics A. W.Mann Barbara Hepworth's Sculpture David Lewis Art and Science in the 20th Century George Adams THE Two Faces of Modern Art Richard Kroth Reforming the Calendar W alter Biihler Dramatic Poetry- and a Cosmic Setting Roy Walker With a Note by Charles Waterman The Weather in 1066 Isabel Wyatt An Irish Yew E.L.G. W. Christmas by the Sea Joy Mansfield Book Reviews hy Alfred Heidenreich, Adam Bittleston Poems by Sylvia Eckersley and Alida Carey Gulick and H. L. Hetherington Edited by Arnold Freeman and Charles Waterman 1956 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY SEVEN AND SIX The Golden Blade The Golden Blade Copies of the previous issues are available in limited numbers 1956 The contents include :— 1949 '95" The Threshold in S'niure and in Spiritual Knowledge : A Way of The Occult Basis of Music Rudolf Steiner I Man RLT50I.|' STEI.ski; Life Rudolf Steiner Tendencies to a Threefold Order Experience of liirth and Dealh A Lecture given at Cologne .A. C". Harwogi) in Childhood Kari. Konig, m.d. on Decembers, 1906. Goethe and the .Science of the Whal is a Farm ? Future riKORC.R Adams C. A. .Mier A M u s i c a l P i l g r i m a g e F e r d i n a n d R a u t e r 6 H7;n/ is a Heatlhy ."Society? Meditation and Time John Waterman 18 C i i A R L K S \ V a t i ; r . -
Measuring and Understanding Public Opinion on Human Evolution
Measuring and Understanding Public Opinion on Human Evolution A dissertation submitted to the Graduate School of the University of Cincinnati in partial fulfillment of the Requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Political Science of the College of Arts and Sciences by Misook Gwon, M.A. Political Science, University of Cincinnati December 2012 Committee Chair: Stephen T. Mockabee, PhD ABSTRACT The theory of evolution has long generated controversy in American society, but Americans‘ attitudes about human evolution are often neglected in studies of ―culture wars‖ and the nature of mass belief systems more generally (Berkman and Plutzer 2010; Freeland and Houston 2009). Gallup and other survey organizations have polled about evolution, but offered limited response categories that mask complexity in public opinion (Bishop 2006; Moore 2008). The main problems concerning the leading survey questions about evolution are: first, questions measure only a single dimension, thus they ignore the potential for multidimensionality in people‘s attitudes. Second, depending on question wording and response options, the results of public opinion surveys vary by polling groups. This is an example of measurement error which misleads the interpretation and impression of American public opinion on the origin of humankind. A number of studies have analyzed Americans‘ beliefs about evolution and hypothesized about the influential effects of several factors (Deckman 2002; Mazur 2005; Mooney 2005; Miller et al. 2006; Newport 2006; Forrest 2007; Nisbet and Goidel 2007; Scott 2009). However, there remains a lack of complete understanding of what Americans know and believe about human evolution. Given the salience of this issue and the significant influence of public opinion on policy-making in America (Page and Shapiro 1992; Stimson 2004; Newport 2004), the measurement error and explanation of polling results on controversial issues related to this topic are in need of clarification. -
Finding Shared Values in a Diverse Society: Lessons from the Intelligent Design Controversy
FINDING SHARED VALUES IN A DIVERSE SOCIETY: LESSONS FROM THE INTELLIGENT DESIGN CONTROVERSY Alan E. Garfield∗† If we are to be as a shining city upon a hill, it will be because of our ceaseless pursuit of the constitutional ideal of human dignity.1 INTRODUCTION American society is destined to become dramatically more diverse over the course of this century. The Census Bureau estimates that non- Hispanic Whites will constitute less than half the population by mid- century2 and that foreign-born residents already outnumber the entire population of Canada.3 Although the Census Bureau does not track people’s religious affiliation,4 other surveys indicate that America is also ∗. Professor of Law, Widener University School of Law. This Article is a product of my work as the 2005–2007 H. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law and was originally presented as the 2007 H. Albert Young Lecture at Widener University School of Law on April 25, 2007. †. I am grateful to the Young Foundation for its generous support of my scholarship, and to Erin Daly, Michael Goldberg, Stephen Henderson, Patrick Kelly, Laura Ray, and John Wladis for their valuable comments on earlier versions of this work. 1. Justice William J. Brennan, Jr., Address at the Georgetown University Text and Teaching Symposium (Oct. 12, 1985), in THE GREAT DEBATE: INTERPRETING OUR WRITTEN CONSTITUTION 11, 25 (2005 ed.), available at http://www.fed-soc.org/resources/id.50/default.asp. 2. Press Release, U.S. Census Bureau, An Older and More Diverse Nation by Midcentury (Aug. 14, 2008), available at http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/releases/archives/population/012496.html. -
The Christian Community the Christian Community
TheThe ChristianChristian CommunityCommunity Perspectives T h e L i g h t o f C on s c i e n2006/7 c e Advent ChristmasMarch Epiphany April May 2007 Perspectives is published quarterly by The Christian Community, a registered UK charity. Contents It appears on the 1st Monday of December, March, June & September. Breaking Open the Gates of Hell 2 Editors: Peter Howe, Rev. Tom Ravetz, Julian Sleigh Deputy Editors: Truth and the Individual—a Unifying Spirituality 6 Deborah Ravetz Subscriptions & Advertisements: Deborah Ravetz Kevin Street Tel: 01384 443 268 How like an Angel came I down… 10 All correspondence: Perspectives, 22 Baylie Street, Stourbridge DY8 1AZ Kevin Street Tel: 01384 377 190 Fax: (UK only) 0871 242 9000 email: Eduard Lenz—A Life of Creative Resignation 14 [email protected] Peter Allan [email protected] Lay-Up: Christoph Hänni Peter White: Heads 16 Subscriptions: Pentecostalism II 25 UK & Europe: £14 Rest of World: £16 Patrick Kennedy Please send cheque, payable to Perspectives, to Subscription Stanley Drake— Manager (address above), or send Celebrating the centenary of his birth 30 for more information. USA: US$24 Rosemary Martin (nee Drake) c/o The Christian Community, 906 Divisadero Street Review 32 San Francisco, CA 94115 (Cheques payable to: The Christian Community San Francisco) Canada: CAN$28 c/o Roger Coutts Umstead, 333 Sunnidale Road, Unit 31 Barrie, Ontario, L4N 6H5, Canada [email protected] (Cheques to: Roger Coutts Umstead) Australia: Enquire for price at: The Christian Community, 170 Beattie Street, Balmain, NSW 2041 tel: 02 9810 6690 New Zealand: Enquire for price at: Gerald Richardson 62A Redvers Drive, Belmont Lower Hutt, tel: 04 565 3836 Cover picture: The cover pictures are two heads 182 x Advertisements: 182 (front cover) and detail of Painting 1, 102 x 150cm Send ads five weeks prior to Oil, acrylic, wax (back cover), both by Peter White publication to the Editor at the (see middle pages and article on page 16) above address. -
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