Dr. Stephen Meyer notes that there have been three major questions regarding the information needed to build life.
(1) Where is the information stored?
(2) What does the sequencing matter?
(3) Where does the information come from?
Watson and Crick answered the first two questions in 1962. The last question is still an enigma. Read More ›
Dr. Stephen Meyer discusses the new-Darwinist and intelligent design debate. Read More ›
In the wake of the Texas school board decision to require students to analyze and evaluate certains aspects of Darwinian evolution, CSC program officer for public policy Casey Luskin appears on Fox & Friends to discuss common problems regarding evolution still found in biology textbooks. Read More ›
In recent years, debates over faith and evolution have continued to intensify. On the one hand, “new atheists” like Richard Dawkins have insisted that Darwinian evolution makes it possible to be an intellectually fulfilled atheist. Read More ›
The Mission of the Center for Science and Culture: To advance the idea that life and the universe is a product of intelligent design and to challenge the Darwinian view that the world was built from a blind a purposeless process. Our perennial initiatives are on Research & Scholarship, Education & Communication, and Academic Freedom.
What will Darwinists do now? On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin examines a new paper published in Nature which threatens the Darwinian “junk-RNA” paradigm. Listen in as Luskin explains how we’re still waiting for Darwinists to let go of their precious “junk” arguments for blind evolution and common descent. Read More ›
Dr. Stephen Meyer makes a case for intelligent design from DNA and RNA on The Case for a Creator.
Dr. Michael Behe on The Case for a Creator discusses the changing view of cells from Darwin’s day until our own. No long believed to be a simple glob of protoplasm, the cell today is known to hold molecular machines and billions of units of DNA.
In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth we are featuring comments from two scientists and a medical doctor about Darwin, his legacy, and their own skepticism of his revolutionary theory. Read More ›
This is the winning video in the 2009 Academic Freedom Day Video and Essay Contest. Read More ›