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Refuting Intelligent Design, BioLogos Style

_{John G. West
June 16, 2011}

New BioLogos video attacking intelligent design is short on substance, long on personal attacks. … » Go

Colliding With the Pharyngula: My Encounter With PZ Myers

_{Jonathan McLatchie
June 16, 2011}

PZ Myers is another example of a growing band who deliberately plough ahead with their own agenda irrespective of the conclusions suggested by the evidence. … » Go

Miller-Urey Experiment “Icon of Evolution” Alive and Well in Proposed Texas Instructional Materials

_{Casey Luskin
June 15, 2011}

Instructional materials proposed for use in Texas promote classic errors about the 1950s Miller-Urey Experiment and its relevance to the origin of life. … » Go

Beyond The Genome: A Non-Reductionist Perspective On Development

_{Jonathan McLatchie
June 2, 2011}

There is still much that is not well understood about development and a wealth of information to be learned. But I think it is becoming increasingly clear that DNA cannot contain both the necessary and sufficient information for the morphogenesis of organismal form. … » Go

Has Forbes.com Critic of The Myth of Junk DNA Read the Book?

_{Casey Luskin
May 23, 2011}

Over at his Forbes.com blog, John Farrell has written a critique of Jonathan Wells’ new book The Myth of Junk DNA. The only problem is that many of the arguments Farrell critiques aren’t ones that Jonathan Wells makes in the book. Below is a comment I posted on Mr. Farrell’s blog … » Go

The Osama/”Junk DNA” Connection

_{David Klinghoffer
May 2, 2011}

President Obama is said to have known the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden since September but chose to wait until May to authorize action against him. Why the delay? … » Go

Francis Collins’ Junk DNA Arguments Pushed Into Increasingly Small Gaps in Scientific Knowledge

_{Casey Luskin
May 2, 2011}

Francis Collins and Karl Giberson rely heavily on pseudogenes — what they call “broken DNA” — to argue for evolution, but increased discovery of function for pseudogenes means their argument is being pushed into increasingly smaller gaps. … » Go

Et tu, Pseudogenes? Another Type of “Junk” DNA Betrays Darwinian Predictions

_{Casey Luskin
April 25, 2011}

Perhaps the mindset of Dawkins, Giberson, and Collins is setting us up to miss important biological functions of pseudogenes. … » Go

Catholics and Intelligent Design, Part Three

_{Jay W. Richards
April 21, 2011}

Rather than high tech teleo-mechanistic philosophy, ID draws on elements from both the Aristotelian and teleo-mechanist traditions, but doesn’t fit wholly in either camp. It is in many ways a tertium quid, a third possibility. … » Go

The CSC Summer Seminars on Intelligent Design Could Change Your Life

_{Anika Smith
April 20, 2011}

As the deadline approaches for the CSC summer seminars on intelligent design, one question remains: Are you ready for your training? … » Go

A Positive, Testable Case for Intelligent Design

_{Casey Luskin
March 30, 2011}

The theory of intelligent design begins with observations of how intelligent agents act when designing things. By observing human intelligent agents, there is actually quite a bit we can learn know and understand about the actions of intelligent designers. … » Go

Science Article Acknowledges Convergent Similarity Is “Contrary to Expectations” of Neo-Darwinism

_{Casey Luskin
March 25, 2011}

The problem now is that in a Darwinian world, evolution is supposed to be blind to future needs. This kind of data almost sounds like evolution is being directed to evolve the same complex trait over and over again. That doesn’t fit with unguided Darwinian processes … » Go

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