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Michael Behe

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Michael J. Behe
June 13, 2007
Intelligent Design

The Edge of Evolution

Michael J. Behe
June 13, 2007
Intelligent Design

From C-SPAN2’s Book TV, Michael Behe talks about his book, The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism (Free Press). Behe argued that advancements in the science of genetics reveal that the process of evolution is driven far more by pre-existing design than by random mutation and natural selection, the foundations of Darwin’s theory of evolution. After Read More ›

Michael J. Behe
April 23, 2002
Intelligent Design

Blind Evolution or Intelligent Design?

Michael J. Behe
April 23, 2002
Intelligent Design
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. Scott moderated the discussion. An introduction was given by National History Editor, Richard Milner. Read More ›
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November 1, 2001
Uncategorized

Call Them The Evangelical Alpha Males

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November 1, 2001
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Terry Mattingly (www.tmatt.net) teaches at Palm Beach Atlantic University and is senior fellow for journalism at the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities. He writes this weekly column for the Scripps Howard News Service. There’s Chuck Colson and James Dobson, James Kennedy and Robert Schuller, and Paul Crouch and Pat Robertson. There are many more. They are 60 years old Read More ›

Nathan Jacobson
September 28, 2001
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Fatuous Filmmaking

Nathan Jacobson
September 28, 2001
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Michael J. Behe, WorldNetDaily.com, subtitle: , NULL Read More ›
Richard Monastersky
January 2, 2001
Intelligent Design

Seeking The Deity In The Details

Richard Monastersky
January 2, 2001
Intelligent Design
Since the 17th century, philosophers have been finding signs of divinity hidden within nature, in the complex and beautiful forms that life assumes. Charles Darwin and his successors dismissed that notion, but in the last 10 years, the old argument has been born again under the rubric of "intelligent design" — an idea that melds theology with molecular biology and statistical theory. Known by the shorthand "ID," the concept drew scant attention from biologists for several years, until it became clear that the design movement was selling books and attracting attention as a more scientifically sophisticated alternative to biblical creationism. Now evolutionary scientists are starting to fight back, debating the ID proponents and writing their own books in response. Read More ›