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Does Life Use a Non-Random Set of Amino Acids?

If chance and necessity are seemingly inadequate, either on their own or in co-operation, what about the causal powers of agent causality? If, in every other realm of experience, such features are routinely attributed to intelligent causes, and we have seen no reason to think that this intuition is mistaken, are we not justified in positing and inferring that these systems we are finding in biology also originated at the will of a purposive conscious agent? Read More ›

Catch Stephen Meyer on the John Ankerberg Program This Sunday

Stephen Meyer’s series of interviews on the John Ankerberg Program will be on the air this Sunday. Here’s the relevant info: The series has already begun on the Daystar Network, which will air the show with Dr. Meyer at 5:30pm EDT.And starting this week, the series will also air on the INSP Network at 9:30pm EDT.

Tennessee House Passes Academic Freedom Bill by 70-23 Vote

Today an academic freedom bill in the Tennessee State Legislature passed out of the Tennessee House by a vote of 70-23. The journal Science has an online newspiece about the bill which states the following: In a 70-28 vote today, the Tennessee House of Representatives passed HB 368, a bill that encourages science teachers to explore controversial topics without fear of reprisal. Critics say the measure will enable K-12 teachers to present intelligent design and creationism as acceptable alternatives to evolution in the classroom. The bill’s text, if passed into state law, would protect teachers from discipline if they “help students understand, analyze, critique, and review in an objective manner the scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses of existing scientific theories Read More ›

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