Thursday, September 10, 2009
The Torah-Science Controversy
I've added a new link to the "Valuable Resources" bar at the right - the Torah-Science Controversy. I am sure that most of the readers of this blog have visited this page, but if by any chance you haven't, check it out! And even if you have, you might want to make sure that there is nothing important that you missed. The various documents there really shed light on the differences between the rationalist and non-rationalist schools of thought.
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Good idea.
ReplyDeleteSuggestion: Rather than just placing the word "NEW" next to the more recent additions to the website, indicate the date of the addition (or update). That way visitors to the website can easily go through and see what has been added since they were last there.
(If they don't remember when they were last there, they can always start with the most recent addition and work their way backwards until they hit something familiar.)