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Debating the Controversy That Doesn’t Exist

Paul Nelson
April 6, 2006
In tomorrow’’s issue of Science, researchers Jamie Bridgham, Sean Carroll and Joe Thornton of the University of Oregon claim to have shown how an irreducibly complex system might have arisen by a process they call “molecular exploitation.” Their paper, … » Go

Interview with George Gilder Transcript

Discovery Institute
March 2, 2006
Bruce Chapman: This is Bruce Chapman and I’m with George Gilder, whom I’ve known for decades. And George, in all the decades that I’ve known you, you’ve had a progression of interests from International Affairs and Defense, to Economics, certainly the whole issue of feminism that came up … » Go

Under God or Under Darwin?

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December 1, 2005
Original Article When President Bush declared his support for the teaching of Intelligent Design (ID) theory in public schools along with Darwinian evolution, both he and the theory itself drew a lot of criticism. Among the many lines of attack the critics launch, one theme remains strikingly … » Go

The Discovery Institute and ID

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February 26, 2005
Until about two months ago, I hadn’t read much material put out by the Discovery Institute. Their Center for Science and Culture is one of the main forces behind Intelligent Design. What little knowledge I had of them was based on what I would occasionally read in news articles and perhaps … » Go

Design for Living

Michael J. Behe
February 7, 2005
Bethlehem, Pa. |— IN the wake of the recent lawsuits over the teaching of Darwinian evolution, there has been a rush to debate the merits of the rival theory of intelligent design. As one of the scientists who have proposed design as an explanation for biological systems, I have found widespread … » Go

Evolution Feud Back in Schools

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November 3, 2004
Original Article Fierce debate over how evolution is taught in public schools is brewing once again in courtrooms and school boards across the country. School administrators in Arizona say an open dialogue with parents and a willingness to answer questions from students concerning the theory of … » Go

What Darwin Didn’t Know

Geoffrey Simmons
January 1, 2004

Darwin might have thought twice about publishing his theories if he had had access to today’s medical and microbiological discoveries. Drawing on years of research, Dr. Simmons demonstrates that the almost infinite complexity of the human anatomy simply could not have developed by … » Go

Blind Evolution or Intelligent Design?

Michael J. Behe
April 23, 2002

Talk delivered at the American Museum of Natural History, 23 April 2002 at a discussion titled “Blind 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. … » Go

Intelligent Design?

Multiple Authors
April 1, 2002
Three proponents of Intelligent Design (ID) present their views of design in the natural world. Each view is immediately followed by a response from a proponent of evolution (EVO). The report, printed in its entirety, opens with an introduction by Natural History magazine and concludes … » Go