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Some theistic evolutionists take umbrage at theistic evolution being called “theistic evolution.” In a brief video, philosopher J.P. Moreland identifies the implicit logical contradiction reflected in the name itself. for more on this see https://evolutionnews.org/2017/12/at-… Theistic Evolution: A Scientific, Philosophical and Theological Critique is published by Crossway Books and is 2017 World Magazine Book of the Year runner-up in “Origins”. Read More ›

We take them for granted, but our ability to interact with the world through vision is beyond remarkable. For more about this see https://evolutionnews.org/2017/11/at-…. For more information, visit www.iconsofevolution.com.

The term “Big Bang” conjures images of an explosion, and usually when we think of an explosion we imagine a highly chaotic, stochastic event that destroys any order that is present rather than creating or preserving order. The Big Bang was not that kind of an “explosion.” It’s much better understood as a “finely tuned expansion event,” where all the Read More ›

Spiders are part of the scary iconography of Halloween. But take a moment to appreciate the awesome natural design of their webs, and more. For more about this see https://evolutionnews.org/2017/10/don…. Learn more scary and interesting facts in Billions of Missing Links by Geoffrey Simmons. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/073…

Materialists insist the universe is in no way specially intended for human life. That contention can’t survive an encounter with Michael Denton’s work. For more on this and Denton’s new book, Wonder of Water, see https://evolutionnews.org/2017/10/wat…. For more information and to order your copy of Michael Denton’s new book, visit www.WonderofWater.org.

Michigan State University biologist Richard Lenski tests evolution and random mutations acting on natural selection to determine what evolution can do. He has experimented with bacteria to see what new functions can evolve just through random mutations acting on natural selection. Biologist Michael Behe has found that there are severe limitations to getting the coordinated mutations that natural selection needs Read More ›

Revolutionary tells the story of biochemist Michael Behe and the revolution he helped spark with his book Darwin’s Black Box, inspiring a new generation of scientists and thinkers who are challenging Darwinian evolution and exploring evidence in nature of intelligent design. Learn about Behe’s journey, how those opposed to his ideas tried to kill intelligent design in federal court, and how recent Read More ›

This lecture was recorded as part of Discovery Institute’s Gorton Series Lecture. Former U.S. Congressman John R. Miller discusses his new book The Man Who Could Be King, a historical novel about George Washington’s struggle over whether to heed the call of his officers to become king. Archived August 28, 5:00 pm Event Page at TVW