Robert Blomgren
Robert Blomgren holds a degree in chemistry (North Park) and a PhD in mathematics (Minnesota). He taught mathematics at the University of Nairobi for three years before settling on Vashon Island, Washington with his wife and three children. He worked for ten years as a geometry software engineer at The Boeing Company. Upon leaving Boeing, Bob founded two geometric modeling software companies, and retired in 2012.
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From Chaos to Order
Spring/Summer 2024
Chance and necessity have failed. In his book, “Return of the God Hypothesis,” author and philosopher of science, Stephen Meyer, leads us deftly through the long and fascinating history of scientific inquiry into the Big Bang, the fine tuning of the universe and the DNA ordering. He shows us how, over the last century, knowledge of the Big Bang proves that the universe is not eternal, that the existence of the fine-tuning of our universe depends on the values of necessary, specific fundamental constants, and that the discovery of the DNA ordering for proteins cannot result from chance.
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The divine foot
Spring/Summer 2019
The common worldview known as scientific materialism was formulated early in the twentieth century as the philosophy which holds that matter is the fundamental substance in nature and that all things, including the cerebral, are the result of material interactions.
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A bit of wisdom, from the beginning
Spring/Summer 2011
I think it is fairly clear that the foundation for the atheism of the Four Horseman of Atheism (Dawkins, Dennett, Harris and Hitchens) is Science, with a capital “S.” So it is important to try to understand what has been happening in science over the last 50 years.
