Tag: Terry Scambray

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February 2, 2025

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Evolution

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Alfred Russel Wallace, Charles Darwin (his unfinished big book), Charles Lyell, Descent of Man (1871), Featured, James Dwight Dana, Louis Agassiz, Origin of Species (1859), Richard Dawkins, Richard Owen, Robert F. Shedinger, Samuel Wilberforce (1805–1873), Stephen Jay Gould, Terry Scambray, Various Contrivances (1862)}

Proof of Darwinism Lies in a Book That Was Never Written…

_{Terry Scambray looks at Robert Shedinger’s Darwin’s Bluff, which tells the tale of the proof that Darwin was always “going to” provide} _{News
February 2, 2025

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Evolution}

As Scambray observes, in the end, Darwin did not really need to provide clinching evidence. Intellectuals already *believed in* evolution and that was enough. Read More ›

A digital collage with a spotlight shining down on a cityscape at night. The dynamic composition captures the energy and excitement of urban life

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News
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December 22, 2024

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Arts & Culture, History

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Terry Scambray}

The Genius of Paul Johnson: Remembering a Peerless Historian

_{Johnson offered penetrating critiques of the personalities, currents of thought, and events that shaped life today} _{News
December 22, 2024

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Arts & Culture, History}

Johnson’s writing often resembles a highwire performance in exactness and anticipation. In the largest sense, he believed history has a destination, a telos. Read More ›