Hello everyone and happy New Year. Now that I have finished teaching my course on Science and the Christian Faith at Alberta Bible College, I actually have time to write on this blog again! My New Years' resolution is to post one blog a week (I began this resolution today, so ignore the fact that I missed the first week). I certainly have a wealth of things to share from the last semester! Today though I would like to discuss what I consider to be a fairly compelling piece of evidence for the evolution of humans from nonhuman primates, and it comes from a strange source: vitamin C.
Showing posts with label Human uniqueness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Human uniqueness. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 08, 2011
The Animal Mind (Thinking About Thought - Part 4)
Chapter XI: On the Reason of Animals
How similar are we to the animals? What makes us uniquely human? Is it our ability to think and learn about the world? As Hume has already shown, we do not understand the world through reason, we understand it through experience. In this chapter, Hume expands his theory to include non-human animals. In doing so, he knocks down at least part of the wall that separates us from our animal kin.
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