I am very excited to be teaching Botany at a local homeschool cooperative this Fall. One of the encouraging trends in homeschool science curriculum development is the recognition of the need for and the production of resources that dig deeper into a scientific sub-fields. While I appreciate the old stand-by Apologia texts, one of my long-standing […]
Menhaden
For millennia God’s providence has been lavished upon the people inhabiting the Chesapeake Bay region. America’s largest estuary is home to an overwhelming abundance of fish, crabs, waterfowl, and fertile land. The American history here is as rich as the land and waters and as old as America herself. A sub-set of this region, the Northern Neck of Virginia, that […]
The War for Scientism
The cover of the March 2015 National Geographic could not come at a better time. Finally, a direct communication to the crazy creationists and others on the growing margins of the science establishment. Click here to read the full article Question posed by Nat. Geo: Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science? Short Answer: Because […]
