LINKS:

The links in this site have been selected as providing at least somewhat open minded views of the issues relating to science and at the time of selection did not contain anything not suitable for anyone interested in the actual truths of science. 

There are also multiple additional links on almost all pages in the site.  Those links generally support our basics positions independent of any specific religious belief or dogma.  We also at times include links where we have some serious disagreements with some of their positions and statements, but even those sites in any case  do a good job of framing basic questions related to science and show what society and people of faith are up against.  One should certainly never assume that we agree with everything said on the linked sites.   We intend to provoke thinking about science and faith issues which we believe will benefit a sound faith since we believe that science is supportive of a basic belief in God.  (We do not directly advocate for our Christian faith.)

In any case, no link or science position should be taken as providing the only logical interpretation of science truth, including those in this site.  Look at the support for the position in other sites and in books before making up you mind on any issue.

Links to sites with religious content will be highlighted in gray.  They are included only where they make telling arguments about science without resorting to specifics of a particular faith in God. (There are many good sites easily found with a search engine which relate scripture and science to a significant degree.  We do not include links to such sites in this site only because we wish it to be as clear as possible that our positions and the positions of the links generally stand independent of any specific religious beliefs.)

There are also numerous links found on individual pages in this site on both essay pages and book review pages.  The Truth of Science page alone has approximately 60 links.  The total links in this site are about 1000 supporting our positions.

Some links follow which are fairly typical of the links we provide throughout this site.

Science limited (more than most scientists would admit.)

Misuse of Science

Dispelling some common myths about science.

A dictionary of scientific quotations (read the "Lewis C.S. quotation.)

Science, truth or fraud? (see paragraph E., Implications for Education)

The myth of the magical science method.

Godel's theorems and truth; proof of the profound and deep limits of science.

Ways of relating science and religion.

Bad Science (maybe not the best examples, usually not typical, but unfortunately probably too often the case when speculations on science, that which is beyond laboratory verifiable results, is taught as fact when it really is not.)

Understanding and truth (knowing some truths doesn't always lead to the correct understanding.)

A list of fallacious arguments (such arguments should raise a red flag and make us look for hidden bias and philosophies.)

Philosophy of Science (for those interested in the underlying philosophy.)