Explore Evolution Promo Video
Explore Evolution: The Case for and Against Neo-Darwinism is a new supplementary textbook published by Hill House Publishers. For more information visit http://www.exploreevolution.com/ Read More ›
Darwin’s Deadly Legacy
Even though secularists assail the theory of intelligent design and have successfully managed to bar the mention of creation science in public schools, the reality is that evolution is now being taught as dogma all across our educational system. Evolution is the accepted default position and scientific objections to it are silenced and swept under the rug, not only in Read More ›
Stand Up For Science Radio Commercial #2
As the debate over how to teach evolution continues, two new radio commercials promoting www.standupforscience.com and the online petition to “Stand up for Science, Stand up for Kansas” will air this weekend across Kansas. This commercial features Kansas public school science teacher Jill Gonzalez Bravo.
Stand Up For Science Radio Commercial #1
As the debate over how to teach evolution continues, two new radio commercials promoting www.standupforscience.com and the online petition to “Stand up for Science, Stand up for Kansas” will air this weekend across Kansas. This commercial features molecular biologist Jonathan Wells.
Irreducible Complexity
Using examples of bacterial motors, cilia, vision, cellular transport, and more, Dr. Michael Behe explains why Darwinian gradualism fails to explain the origin of molecular machines. Through the incorporation of computer animations, this video brings Dr. Behe’s book, Darwin’s Black Box, to life.
Debate with Peter Ward on the Dori Monson Show
The Tavis Smiley Show
Dr. Meyer explains intelligent design to host Tavis Smiley and discusses how evolution should be taught in schools. Audio
Darwinism: Science or Naturalistic Philosophy?
Darwinism: Scientific Inference or Philosophical Preference
A session from a 1992 symposium called Darwinism: Scientific Inference or Philosophical Preference, recorded by the Foundation for Thought and Ethics, featuring Michael Ruse and Stephen Meyer.