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Phillip Elias

    The rainbow crisis
    Phillip Elias | 14 Jun 2011
    Unless scientists discover some new primary colours, politics faces a bleak future.

    Crazy controversy
    Phillip Elias | 23 Mar 2010
    We need psychiatrists to tell us whether we are bad, sad, or mad. But how do they know? They look it up in the DSM. And who writes the DSM?

    Monkeying about with evolution
    Phillip Elias | 18 Jul 2008
    Why do some people of faith distrust evolutionists? The reasons can be found in the notorious Scopes Monkey Trial. 

    Fighting an addiction bureaucracy
    Phillip Elias | 22 Feb 2007
    A British doctor insists that drug addiction is not a disease, but a response to personal and existential problems -- and can be cured by an effort of the will.

    The God Delusion
    Phillip Elias | 27 Jan 2007
    Richard Dawkin's tale, full of sound and fury, raises questions about his own grip on reality.

    PoMo's unteachable suspicion
    Phillip Elias | 2 Jun 2006
    A Sydney seminar on the impact of postmodernism upon education provides some thought-provoking reflections on a philosophy which pervades the teaching of liberal arts.

    Darwinism strikes back
    Phillip Elias | 14 Feb 2006
    It would be easier to hear the arguments for Darwin's theory if certain disciples of his would stop talking down religion.

    The crowded house of evolution
    Phillip Elias | 17 Jun 2005
    What did Richard Dawkins, the world's foremost champion of Darwinism, mean by saying that he believed in evolution but could not prove it?

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