Don't miss our major event TONIGHT! Presenting: BEYOND The Creation vs. Evolution Debate A talk by Professor Denis Lamoureux followed by a Q&A session. SATURDAY, OCT 23 at 7 PM in EMERSON 210 Sponsored by the Harvard Ichthus, Harvard College Faith and Action, and Harvard College Alpha O
10.23.2010| The Fish Tank | admin
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This Saturday, the Ichthus will be having its first big event! Presenting: BEYOND The Creation vs. Evolution Debate A talk by Professor Denis Lamoureux followed by a Q&A session. SATURDAY, OCT 23 at 7 PM in EMERSON 210 Sponsored by the Harvard Ichthus, Harvard College Faith and Action, an
10.20.2010| The Fish Tank | admin
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Last week, my mom invited my uncle over for dinner so that he and I could continue our four-part debate on God, Christ, and the Bible. One of the more frustrating aspects of our debate was that he would conflate many issues. We would start out discussing free will and foreknowledge, and suddenly my
07.27.2010| The Fish Tank | Jordan Monge
5 CommentsUniformitarianism versus Catastrophism: a centuries-old controversy from Jacintha Tagal on Vimeo. This video doesn't actually explicitly endorse any particular side, but it was too cool not to share. Also, my friend Jacintha made it! Also note that my biologist friend says that modern theori
05.8.2010| The Fish Tank | Judith Huang
1 CommentQuestions by the staff of The Ichthus You are well known for advocating a view called theistic evolution. Could you tell us briefly what theistic evolution is and what guiding principles led you to this view? What is the relationship between God and evolution? Did God somehow “guide” it? What
03.27.2010| Volume 5, Issue 2 | admin
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I recently read a popular science book called Life on a Young Planet by Harvard's own Andy Knoll. The majority of the book was a decently interesting synopsis of current thought on paleobiology. But because every popular science book must have sappy epilogue (or a sappy prologue, or both), Knoll t
12.14.2009| The Fish Tank | Cameron D. Kirk-Giannini
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Last week, John Joseph Porter opined on why combining conversion to Christianity with criticism of evolution is bad. I'd like to address on his fourth point. One of the things that I've noted after the distribution of The Origin of Species on campus is that most people at Harvard think anyone who qu
11.25.2009| The Fish Tank | Jordan Monge
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