Francisco Ayala

^{Louis Freedberg
April 21, 2002
Uncategorized}

Intelligent Design’s Public Defender

_{Louis Freedberg
April 21, 2002
Uncategorized}

The ghost of William Jennings Bryan, the most celebrated–and demonized–critic of evolution of the past century, inhabits a small California bungalow in a one-block cul-de-sac in North Berkeley. There, 61-year-old Phillip Johnson is working full time to convince the world that an intelligent force–not evolution–is responsible for all forms of life on Earth. Unlike Bryan, the three-time presidential candidate who Read More ›

Business and entrepreneurship symposium. Speaker giving a talk at business meeting. Audience in conference hall. Rear view of unrecognized participant in audience.

^{Nancy Pearcey
August 1, 1999
Intelligent Design}

Design & the Discriminating Public

_{Nancy Pearcey
August 1, 1999
Intelligent Design}

Evolution has enormous purchase on the public imagination, and it’s easy to understand why. Just peek into the average living room where toddlers everywhere are sitting wide-eyed before videos like The Land Before Time series. This series offers nothing less than an excursion into evolution. Colorful one-celled organisms arise in a blue-green primeval ocean, where they “change again and again,” Read More ›