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What NOVA Won’t Tell You about Dover

_{Anika Smith
November 13, 2007}

“Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial” is a special devoted to the Dover trial as Judge Jones saw it. While they promise to deliver the true story behind this dramatic trial, this program instead provides a lopsided, incomplete portrayal of the Dover trial based largely on Judge John E. … » Go

The Origin of Intelligent Design

_{Jonathan Witt
October 30, 2007}

The idea of intelligent design reaches back to Socrates and Plato, and the term “intelligent design” as an alternative to blind evolution was used as early as 1897.

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Microbe Magazine and the Bacterial Flagellum: Part 3

_{Michael J. Behe
October 12, 2007}

Dear Readers,This is the third in a series of responses I’m posting this week. In “Evolution of the Bacterial Flagellum” (Microbe Magazine, July 2007), Wong et al seek to counter arguments of intelligent design proponents such as myself that the flagellum did not evolve by random … » Go

Science, E. coli, and the Edge of Evolution

_{Michael J. Behe
October 9, 2007}

Dear Readers, As I wrote in The Edge of Evolution, Darwinism is a multifaceted theory, and to properly evaluate the theory one has to be very careful not to confuse its different aspects. Unfortunately, stories in the news and on the internet regularly confuse the facets of Darwinism, ignore … » Go

The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism

_{Michael J. Behe
May 21, 2007}

In this sequel to his bestselling book Darwin’s Black Box, Discovery Institute senior fellow Michael Behe hones his argument for intelligent design (ID) by investigating the precise “edge of evolution.” Behe’s basic thesis is that Darwinian evolutionary processes can cause … » Go

The Universe Has a Designer, Speakers Say

_{Gregory Tomlin
April 20, 2007}

This article, previously published by Baptist Press, mentions Discovery Institute and the Center for Science & Culture: Strobel was joined by noted scientists Stephen Meyer, Jay Richards and Michael Behe for the “Darwin vs. Design” presentation of the Center for Science & … » Go

Response to Barbara Forrest’s Kitzmiller Account

_{Casey Luskin
January 1, 2007}

Part 1: Introduction Barbara Forrest is a philosopher and was an expert witness against intelligent design in the Kitzmiller v. Dover trial. Since she has recently posted her take on the Kitzmiller trial here, I have had the pleasure of responding by constructing a ten-part response. The pleasure … » Go

What People Are Saying About Darwin Strikes Back

_{Unspecified
December 1, 2006}

Darwin Strikes Back by Thomas E. Woodward “In their attempt to return fire in the debate against Intelligent Design, the Darwinists are mostly shooting blanks. Tom Woodward does a masterful job of dissecting weak polemic and showing how the Darwinian establishment has resorted to proof by … » Go

Evangelical atheists crusade against ‘pernicious’ religions

_{Logan Paul Gage
November 17, 2006}

WASHINGTON – When it comes to science and God, Americans want it all — “MRIs and miracles,” according to this week’s Time magazine. Increasingly, however, evangelicals are standing in the way. But these religionists may not be who you think. Richard Dawkins, Oxford Darwinist and … » Go

Whose “War” Is It, Anyway?

_{Casey Luskin
September 15, 2006}

While intelligent design scientists and researchers see their efforts to develop the emerging theory of intelligent design as a search for objective answers, journalist Chris Mooney sees an army dedicated to destroying science itself. These mild-mannered scientists, who base their research on … » Go

Darwin’s Black Box Celebrates New 10th Anniversary Edition

_{The Center for Science and Culture
September 11, 2006}

Seattle — Ten years ago, biochemist Michael Behe helped to launch the modern intelligent design movement. when he outlined the theory of irreducible complexity in his book Darwin’s Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution, which dared to question the basic tenets of … » Go

Evolution and Me

_{George Gilder
July 17, 2006}

Editors Note: Discovery senior fellow, technology guru and conservative economist George Gilder has a major essay in the new issue of National Review, entitled “Evolution and Me: Darwinian Theory has Become an All-Purpose Obstacle to Thought Rather than an Enabler of Scientific Advance.”The … » Go

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