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Skeptic Magazine, Volume 13 Number 2
Table of Contents

Cover Story
Richard Dawkins
- Dawkins v. Collins Debate
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A skeptical analysis of the Time magazine debate between Richard Dawkins and Francis Collins
by Gary J.Whittenberger - The Skeptic’s Chaplain
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Richard Dawkins as a
Fountainhead of Skepticism
by Michael Shermer - Two reviews of Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion
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What a Friend
We Have in Dawkins -
Plus a sidebar:
Two Paths to Skepticism by Norman Levitt -
The Science Delusion
by Deepak Chopra
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What a Friend
- An Elemental Impulse
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Religion is so Powerful that Even Soviet Antireligious Policy Failed
by Paul Gabel - Who Designed That?
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Creationism’s Doubts About Intelligent Design
by Tom McIver
Forum
- Letters
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Pooches May be Smarter Than We Think
by Jason Loxton
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Pooches May be Smarter Than We Think
News
-
The Secret Behind
“The Secret” -
What is Attracting Millions
to the “Law of Attraction”?
by Ingrid Hansen Smythe - Solomon’s House
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The Deeper Agenda of the New Creation Museum in Kentucky
by Stephen T.Asma
The Future of Science
- Science Will Never Explain Everything — That is Why it is So Useful! by Robert Ehrlich
- The End of Science Revisited
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The Case for Incrementalism
in the Future of Science
by Mordechai (Moti) Ben-Ari
Articles
- Why This Universe?
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Toward a Taxonomy of
Possible Explanations
by Robert Lawrence Kuhn
- The Science of Friendship
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Where Evolutionary
Psychology Fails
by Mark Vernon
Features
- The SkepDoc
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Bioidentical Hormones: Estrogen is Good. No, it’s Bad. No, it’s Good
by Harriet Hall, M.D.
Junior Skeptic
-
Evolution Part 2 —
Frequently Asked Questions
written by Daniel Loxton; illustrations by Daniel Loxton and Jim WW Smith - Is Nature too perfect to have evolved? How do we know that evolution happened? If apes evolved into humans, why are there still apes? Where are the missing links? How do new species come about? Has anyone ever seen something evolve? Are there human footprints with dinosaur footprints? Are dinosaurs still alive in Africa? Do we know how life started? How could something as complicated as eyes evolve? What about religion? What’s wrong with the famous “March of Progress” illustration?
Reviews
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Mammoth in the Garden
Why Harmonizing Science and Religion is a Strong Human Need
reviewed by Paul Gross -
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The Creationist Debate:
The Encounter Between the
Bible & the Historical Mind
by Arthur McCalla -
Creatures of Accident:
The Rise of the Animal Kingdom
by Wallace Arthur -
The Language of God:
a Scientist Presents
Evidence for Belief
by Francis S. Collins
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The Creationist Debate:
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Measuring the Deity
reviewed by Warren Allmon -
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The Measure of God.
Our Century-Long Struggle to Reconcile Science and Religion. The Story of the Gifford Lectures.
by Larry Witham -
Before Darwin.
Reconciling God and Nature
by Keith Stewart Thomson
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The Measure of God.
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God’s Mind &
Alice’s Restaurant
reviewed by James N. Gardner -
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The Trouble with Physics:
The Rise of String Theory,
the Fall of a Science, and What Comes Next
by Lee Smolin -
Not Even Wrong: The Failure of String Theory and the Search for Unity in Physical Law
by Peter Woit
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The Trouble with Physics:
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Dover, Pennsylvania:
The Battle for Our Children
reviewed by Tim Callahan -
Monkey Girl
by Edward Humes -
Conspicuous by His Absence
reviewed by David Ludden -
God: The Failed Hypothesis —
How Science Shows that
God Does Not Exist
by Victor J. Stenger

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