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Critically Analyzing Martha Wise’s Editorial

_{Casey Luskin
February 23, 2006}

In the Cincinnati Enquirer on February 22, Ohio State Board of Education Member Martha K. Wise has an editorial entitled Conservative Ohio values led to change in evolution policy. I find this editorial intriguing. Here is how she starts the essay: “I believe in God the creator. I … » Go

Dover Judge Regurgitates Mythological History of Intelligent Design

_{Jonathan Witt
December 20, 2005}

Several newspapers covering today’s Kitzmiller vs. Dover ruling against intelligent design are highlighting Judge John Jones’ spurious determination that intelligent design is creationism in disguise. They’re accurately reporting the judge’s opinion here, for his decision … » Go

A Visitor’s Guide to the Dover Intelligent Design and Evolution Case

_{Casey Luskin
December 19, 2005}

A “FAQ” for the interested layperson about the current federal lawsuit over the teaching intelligent design in Dover, Pennsylvania: Kitzmiller et al. v. Dover Area School Board. A decision in the case is now expected on Tuesday, December 20, 2005. This article responds to many … » Go

Excellent Pieces in The New Republic and The New Criterion take aim at Scientism

_{Casey Luskin
December 8, 2005}

The New Republic and The New Criterion have excellent pieces discussing the debate over Darwin. The former explains how Darwinism has become a brand of scientism in the eyes of many leading proponents. The latter takes aim at the science of Darwinism itself, comparing it to a dogmatic faith which … » Go

Did New York Times report the whole story? You decide.

_{John G. West
December 4, 2005}

Here is the e-mail I sent to New York Times reporter Laurie Goodstein after she interviewed me last Thursday for her predictable hatchet-job on intelligent design in Sunday’s Times. Decide for yourself whether her story accurately reflected all of the information she was given: Laurie, It … » Go

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