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Darwinists often lament that Intelligent Design is distinctly American movement; they imply, of course, that everyone else is on their side. It is thus with great joy that thanks to new technologies like YouTube we can now see that this is false.

István Tasi, a member of the Hungarian ID movement, is featured in a new video by director Viktor Gardos. Opposing István is Dr. Zoltan Galantai, a Hungarian historian of science.

This is not István’s first appearance on television. Back in 2005 he and physicist Dr. Ferenc Jeszenszky appeared on the most popular science program in Hungary (“Omniscient University”) in a debate with two Darwinists titled, “Are we existing accidentally?”


This new video has English subtitles, so don’t be afraid to watch!

Logan Paul Gage

Logan Paul Gage is Professor of Philosophy and Director of Catholic Studies at Franciscan University of Steubenville. He holds a B.A. in philosophy, history, and American studies from Whitworth College, and an M.A. and Ph.D. in philosophy from Baylor University. His scholarly research focuses primarily on epistemology, natural theology, and the thought of John Henry Newman.
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