Darwinian Conservatism by Larry Arnhart

Traditionalist conservatives and classical liberals need Charles Darwin. They need him because a Darwinian science of human nature supports Burkean conservatives and Lockean liberals in their realist view of human imperfectibility, and in their commitment to ordered liberty as rooted in natural desires, cultural traditions, and prudential judgments. Arnhart's email address is larnhart1@niu.edu.

Friday, April 21, 2023

Evolutionary Psychology Denies Finnis's Metaphysical Natural Law and Confirms Locke's Human Natural Law

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Evolution and Human Behavior has  published  (online, but not yet in print) an article by Carlton Patrick--"Evolution Is the Source, an...
Thursday, April 20, 2023

SpaceX's Starship Makes the Case for Lockean Liberal Darwinism in Space

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After the first launch attempt on Monday was scrubbed, the launching of Starship today was partially successful.  This was the first attempt...
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Sunday, April 16, 2023

On the Way to Liberty on Mars? The First Test Flight of SpaceX's "Starship"

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                                                                                         Animation of a SpaceX Starship Mission to Mars A fe...
Sunday, April 09, 2023

Pope John Paul II on Darwinian Evolution and the Spiritual Soul: Did He Resolve the Reason/Revelation Debate?

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Easter Sunday should prompt us to think about  the miracle of resurrection  in the reason/revelation debate.  Can the Biblical revelation of...
Saturday, April 08, 2023

How Pope John Paul II Resolved the Galileo Affair

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In three speeches addressed to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences (in 1979, 1992, and 1996), Pope John Paul II restated Galileo's reason...
Thursday, April 06, 2023

The Galileo Affair, 1633-1893

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GALILEO'S DIALOGUE :  WOULD ARISTOTLE HAVE BEEN PERSUADED BY GALILEO'S EVIDENCE FOR THE COPERNICAN SYSTEM? From 1616 to 1624, Galile...
Saturday, April 01, 2023

Galileo on the Harmony Between Biblical Faith and Scientific Reason: Separating "How One Goes to Heaven" From "How Heaven Goes"?

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Recently, an article in the New York Times noted that 30 asteroids have been officially named after Jesuit astronomers.  Last month,  three ...
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