Evolution does not preclude God
December 1, 2009
Evolution, in all honesty, is no less a theory than Newton's Laws of motion.
Content on Charles Darwin:
Darwin giveaway raises eyebrows
November 18, 2009
Volunteers were on campus Wednesday to distribute 2,000 free copies of Charles Darwin's "Origin of Species," including a special introduction advocating creationism.
Darwin event poses 'challenges' for Tech
November 4, 2009
Human attitudes toward animals have changed greatly throughout history, and members of the Virginia Tech faculty are exploring the shift in thinking.
Darwin's theory provokes controversy in its 150 years of publication
October 26, 2009
A century and a half has done nothing to calm the academic fervor over Charle Darwin's theory of evolution.
'Worshiped' doesn't describe treatment of great minds
October 21, 2009
I am not quite sure of my fellow columnist Vincent Guida's point in his column, "People should consider what or whom they think of as God" (CT, Oct. 21).
Column: Darwin's ideas still widely used in biological theory
October 7, 2009
Despite evolutionary theory having moved well beyond what Charles Darwin initially put down as a theory in "The Origin of Species" and his subsequent works, many of his principles still hold foundations for the current unifying theory of biology. As the 1
'Origin of Species' inspires recent theatre production
October 6, 2009
The life and theories of famed naturalist Charles Darwin come to life onstage at Virginia Tech this week.
Column: Beating a scientifically dead horse
September 3, 2009
If someone told you, "Gravity does not exist," or "Germs are not the main cause of disease," hopefully you would avoid such a silly person.
Column: Considering creationism offers interesting insight
February 18, 2009
The anniversary of Darwin's birth occasions an examination of evolution's ideological counterpart: creationism.
Column: Darwin was not only scholar to shape evolutionary theory
February 12, 2009
Yesterday was the 200th birthday of Charles Robert Darwin, the man most credited with the formation of the theory of evolution.