Knox Box

Not quite a science blog, not quite a Bible blog, not quite a politics or family blog. Just a box into which almost anything might be thrown. Worth a rummage in. See the labels cloud on the right for an idea of what you might find.

Sunday, 11 September 2016

When the facts change….

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Over time, people change. Over time their ideas change. There are probably few of us who think the same in our 50’s as we did in our 20’...

Monday, 25 July 2016

Reflections from Nice

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There are large collections of flowers, flags, balloons, football shirts and various other marks of remembrance both on the Promenade des An...

Monday, 18 July 2016

What is a scientist and why does it matter?

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Questions are often easier to ask than to answer. So, before trying to answer this particular question, why is it worth trying to answer? ...

Saturday, 2 July 2016

It’s (not just) about the facts, stupid

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James Carville, the architect of Bill Clinton’s successful 1992 presidential run, gets the credit (blame?) for coming up with the phrase...

Saturday, 11 June 2016

God on the brain

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The headline reads “Did St Paul hear God’s voice or was he having a fit?” (The Times, 31 st May, 2016, p11). Tom Whipple, Science Editor ...

Monday, 30 May 2016

Told you to trust me – more on faith and science

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I want to return to the issue of faith in science. But there are two ways in which I mean “faith in science”. The first is the role that fai...

Sunday, 22 May 2016

Faith and aeroplanes

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Every year the eye and vision science community (or at least a fairly large proportion of it) decamps to the United States for the annual me...

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Paul C. Knox: I'm a Christian, in the Biblical as opposed to the ethnic or generic sense, retired academic scientist, and recently minted theology graduate. The way science and faith interact is of interest to me. You can find our more about my science on my web pages. But here I range far and wide.

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