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An Open Letter to My Open-Minded Colleagues

_{Guillermo Gonzalez
June 29, 2005}

In March 2004 The Privileged Planet, which I co-authored with Jay Richards, was published, evoking both enthusiastic and negative reactions from a number of leading scientists. The argument covers everything from the fine-tuning of the constants of physics to the initial conditions of the Big … » Go

The Privileged Planet: Questions and Answers

_{Discovery Institute
June 6, 2005}

For more information about The Privileged Planet Premiere read our blog at: https://evolutionnews.org/ What is The Privileged Planet? The Privileged Planet is a science documentary based on the 2004 science book of the same title by astrobiologist Guillermo Gonzalez and philosopher Jay … » Go

Photos From the National Premiere of The Privileged Planet

_{Discovery Institute
May 6, 2005}

The Privileged Planet National Premiere at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History June 23, 2005 CSC Fellows Guillermo Gonzalez (left) and David Berlinski (right) greet guests as they arrive for the premiere. Discovery Institute President Bruce Chapman … » Go

New Science Blog Focuses on Controversial Theory of Intelligent Design

_{Discovery Institute
April 5, 2005}

SEATTLE, APRIL 5 — The controversial theory of intelligent design is the subject of a new science blog called Intelligent Design The Future, online at www.idthefuture.com. Its purpose is to explore the growing scientific evidence for purpose and design in the universe and living … » Go

Book Review: Design Theory and its Critics

_{Del Ratzsch
November 15, 2004}

The present book – Intelligent Design Creationism and its Critics – is intended as a sourcebook of materials from both sides of the present debate. The editor, Robert T. Pennock, who is a vocal critic of ID, takes it that ID claims fail more or less on all fronts, and while giving … » Go

Wired magazine reporter criticized for agenda driven reporting

_{Discovery Institute
July 12, 2004}

SEATTLE, OCT. 13 — Wired has now gone where no pure science magazine has gone before. In an apparent effort to boost the magazine’s sex appeal, the latest issue wades into the imaginative world of science fiction. “We applaud their move into Sci-Fi,” says Rob Crowther, … » Go

Dealing With the Backlash Against Intelligent Design

_{William A. Dembski
April 14, 2004}

It is a measure of the success of our movement that no biology journal would give our books such respectful treatment any longer.

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Moon Debate Lacking Scientific Input

_{Discovery Institute
July 10, 2003}

SEATTLE, JAN. 14 – “Let’s not abort the mission to the moon before we’re clear about it’s goals and values,” said astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez, a member of NASA Astrobiology Institute, today in response to critics of President Bush’s announced intentions … » Go

Utinam logica falsa tuam philosophiam totam suffodiant!

_{Discovery Institute
January 1, 2003}

Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit. Translation: To boldly go where no man has gone before. Go along with the authors of The Priveleged Planet, Senior Fellows Jay Richards and Guillermo Gonzalez as they boldly explore the wonder of Earth’s amazing location in the universe and why we’re … » Go

Evidence for Design in Physics and Biology

_{Stephen C. Meyer
December 1, 2002}

1. Introduction In the preceding essay, mathematician and probability theorist William Dembski notes that human beings often detect the prior activity of rational agents in the effects they leave behind.1 Archaeologists assume, for example, that rational agents produced the inscriptions on the … » Go

Inherit The Spin

_{Jonathan Wells
January 15, 2002}

A year ago, I posted “Ten Questions To Ask Your Biology Teacher About Evolution.” On November 28, 2001, The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) posted its answers to my questions. According to the NCSE, many of the claims in my questions “are incorrect or … » Go

The Meanings of Evolution

_{Stephen C. Meyer and Michael Newton Keas
May 16, 2001}

“Evolution and the theories of evolution are fundamentally different things,” testified zoologist Maynard M. Metcalf, the first expert witness for the defense in the 1925 Scopes trial. Metcalf’s observation at the “trial of the century” officially marked the beginning of public … » Go

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