The Blind Watchmaker by Syamananda Dasa
A man finds a watch on the road. It is ticking. It has only one thing missing the name of the manufacturer. Once upon a time there was no need to debate whether a watch could come into existence by itself. Once upon a time it was enough to assume that since... read more
Offsprings Of Evolution by Nanda Dulal Dasa
Objectivity is important for any seeker of truth. An espouser of any philosophy always claims to answer all possible doubts. Capitalism is the answer to all problems, say the capitalists and their ilk; socialists claim that the best answers lie with them. We... read more
Accepting Evolution by Aja Govinda Dasa
Although Darwin was right in proposing a process of evolution, he was wrong about what was evolving. Consciousness, or awareness in the simplest sense, is not a characteristic of humans alone. Take dogs, for instance. Not only can they sense their... read moreSearch For An Intelligent Design An Exotic Notion?
William Dembski, director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies at Princeton University, holds a Ph.D. in mathematics and another in philosophy. Dembski argues that intelligent design, far from being a strange and exotic notion, is something we encounter... read more