Here is a selection of other recent Darwin Day posts:<\/p>\n
John Dennehy is gathering Darwin Day posts<\/a> too. Today we\u2019ll be having a lunchtime pizza chat entitled \u201cThank God For Evolution?\u201d Richard Dawkins has expressed gratitude for Darwin\u2019s theory, as making it possible to be an intellectually-fulfilled atheist. But Francisco Ayala is one of many who has expressed gratitude for evolution as making it possible to be an intellectually-fullfilled Christian. If one had […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":136,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-3917","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-uncategorized"],"yoast_head":"\n
John Pieret offers a quote from a biography of Charles Darwin<\/a>. There is much more than a single post on this subject <\/a>on his blog.
Wesley R. Elsberry has been covering the public part of the discussion on science education in Florida<\/a>. Also at The Panda\u2019s Thumb<\/a>.
Jason Rosenhouse disagrees with Richard Harries<\/a> on the subject of evolution and religion<\/a>.
Scott Hatfield shares his Credo<\/a> as well as a post about Darwin Day<\/a>.
Paleoblog shares the introduction to a museum exhibit on Darwin<\/a>.
P. Z. Myers wishes you a Happy Darwin Day <\/a>(and Valentine\u2019s Day<\/a>).
The Dispersal of Darwin has lots to offer, including information about Darwin Day e-cards<\/a>.
Duane Smith offers Darwin a hesitant happy birthday<\/a>.
Ian sums up the event hosted by the Center for Inquiry<\/a> at the University of Oklahoma.
The Panda\u2019s Thumb offers a dancing panda<\/a> and invites us to learn more about biology.
Hyper-Textual Ontology wished to say more<\/a>.
WickedEye\u2019s Quotient offers a belated<\/em> happy Darwin Day<\/a>.
Michael Barton\u2019s whole blog<\/a> is relevant to this event.
Pondering Pikaia starts with a great quote<\/a> from the man himself.
Peggy has a post on Darwin and Science Fiction<\/a>.
IO9 shares the news that a hot planet with organic compounds has been found<\/a> outside our solar system. New Scientist also featured that story<\/a>, as well as one about the ongoing controversy in the public sphere about Darwin\u2019s theory<\/a>. That article also alerts us to a new web site to watch<\/a>\u2026next year.
Vridar has an interesting post on the wiring of our brains and the three-tiered view of the universe<\/a>.
If Darwin Had A Web Browser, He Would Never Have Written The Origin<\/a>\u2026<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogger.googleusercontent.com\/tracker\/7622297540113836091-5596927121617026918?l=exploringourmatrix.blogspot.com\")