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A Partisan Affair: A Response to Edward Humes’ Inaccurate History of Kitzmiller v. Dover and Intelligent Design, “Monkey Girl“

_{Casey Luskin
December 26, 2008}

“Silly and misleading. Rather like Casey Luskin’s blather.” —Edward Humes, in his apparently only comments in response to this extensive review of Monkey Girl Any book with an icon of evolution on its cover — in this case, the fanciful diagram of ape-like skeletons … » Go

ID Does Not Address Religious Claims About the Supernatural

_{Casey Luskin
September 8, 2008}

“I wasn’t comfortable with the typical vocabulary that for the most part creationists were using because it didn’t express what I was trying to do. They were wanting to bring God into the discussion, and I was wanting to stay within the empirical domain and do what you can do … » Go

Shedding the Galileo Complex

_{Logan Paul Gage
January 12, 2008}

God’s Undertaker: Has Science Buried God?By John LennoxLion Hudson, 192 pages, $14.99 A friend recently put it to me that the Church has a Galileo Complex. Terrified by the historical narrative of the Church’s resistance to and persecution of science, Christians are averse to … » Go

Darwin’s Conservatives

_{Discovery Institute Press
November 6, 2006}

The debate over evolution is usually framed by the media as a political fight of left versus right. But a small cadre of conservative commentators and scholars, such as George Will, Charles Krauthammer, John Derbyshire, and Larry Arnhart, have become defenders of Darwinism. Darwin’s … » 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

A Review of The Design Revolution by William Dembski

_{Unspecified
October 30, 2004}

Original Article A review of The Design Revolution Answering the Toughest Questions About Intelligent Design By William A. Dembski, Ph.D.Reviewed by Travis K. McSherley It’s a question as old as life itself – in fact, it is the question of lifeitself: How did we get here? The … » Go

Report from Hillsdale College Symposium on ID

_{Jonathan Wells
November 18, 2002}

The symposium speakers were (in order of appearance) Larry Arnhart (Northern Illinois University), Michael Ruse (Florida State University), Mano Singham (Case Western Reserve University), Michael Behe (Lehigh University), Niles Eldredge (American Museum of Natural History), Jonathan Wells … » Go

Naturalism’s Argument from Invincible Ignorance

_{William A. Dembski
September 9, 2002}

Howard Van Till’s review of my book No Free Lunch exemplifies perfectly why theistic evolution remains intelligent design’s most implacable foe. Not only does theistic evolution sign off on the naturalism that pervades so much of contemporary science, but it justifies that naturalism … » Go

Skepticism’s Prospects for Unseating Intelligent Design

_{William A. Dembski
June 21, 2002}

Talk delivered at CSICOP’s Fourth World Skeptics Conference in Burbank, California, 21 June 2002, at a discussion titled “Evolution and Intelligent Design.” The participants included ID proponents William Dembski and Paul Nelson as well as evolutionists Wesley Elsberry and Kenneth Miller. … » Go

Does Evolution Even Have A Mechanism?

_{William A. Dembski
April 23, 2002}

Talk delivered at the American Museum of Natural History, 23 April 2002 at a discussion titled “Evolution or Intelligent Design?” The participants included ID proponents William A. Dembski and Michael J. Behe as well as evolutionists Kenneth R. Miller and Robert T. Pennock. Eugenie C. Scott … » Go

Intelligent Design Coming Clean

_{William A. Dembski
November 17, 2000}

1. Cards on the Table In the movie Dream Team starring Michael Keaton, Keaton plays a psychiatric patient who must feign sanity to save his psychiatrist from being murdered. In protesting his sanity, Keaton informs two New York City policemen that he doesn’t wear women’s clothing, that … » Go

Correspondence with Science Journals

_{Michael J. Behe
August 2, 2000}

I. Introduction Much of the material shown posted as “responses to critics” on this website was originally submitted to several science journals for consideration for publication. In every case it was turned down. Below I have included the correspondence between the journals and … » Go

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