Gary Ivey, Author at GaryIvey.Com

Is This Presidential Election Really Different From Others?

by Gary Ivey | Jul 20, 2016 | Current Events, Politics, The State of the Union

I haven’t written anything on my blog or on Facebook or Twitter for a very long time, which is unusual for me because ordinarily I would be very active on my blog and social media during the political campaign season. However, this time has been different. I...

The Science Conundrum

by Gary Ivey | Sep 5, 2015 | Current Posts

The conventional wisdom is that people who work in science MUST be evolutionists and are rational in their conclusions, which are always based on incontrovertible evidence. On the other hand, people who believe the universe was designed intentionally by a super...

Strangeness On Top of Strangeness

by Gary Ivey | Aug 17, 2015 | Current Events, Current Posts, Politics

This is shaping up to be one of the strangest presidential election seasons I can remember. And I voted for the first time in 1976. The obvious factor that makes for strangeness is the mob of Republican wannabes. While pretty much any of them would make a better...

Can You Believe Both Science and Faith?

by Gary Ivey | Jun 5, 2015 | Current Posts

If you listen to the media and the self-appointed spokespeople for the scientific community, it appears that The scientific community is monolithic; everybody agrees and speaks with one voice. That if you accept the statements of Science you have no choice but to be...

Unsettled Science

by Gary Ivey | Mar 12, 2015 | Current Posts

Scott Walker, governor of Wisconsin, has been scoring high in the early polls of Republican voters looking forward to the 2016 primaries for the Republican nomination for president. This early, it means little, but he is being asked some pointed questions because of...