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Image: European beeches, by Slaunger [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

More on "Intelligent Design Without a Designer"

A reader, Eric, writes to ask about my post "Nature 'Learns' to Create Complexity? Think Again." Read More ›
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BioLogos
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When Terminology Becomes a Cudgel

Forbes contributor John Farrell writes a lot of silly things about the evolution debate. Read More ›
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Published by Salem Books in 2016.

Coming on Monday, Richard Weikart’s The Death of Humanity: And the Case for Life

Only with scientific materialism does dismissing the value of life acquire a seemingly logical, objective rationale. Read More ›
The Misanthrope
Image: Pieter Bruegel, The Misanthrope (1568), via Wikicommons.

Listen: Evolutionary Misanthropy

It's true that Darwinian thinking undermines the traditional (and common sense) idea that human beings have an exceptional status. Read More ›
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“Question the Answer” — in Every Field but Evolution

Walking on the University of Washington campus here in Seattle last week, I saw a banner with a striking message. Read More ›

Backgrounder on the Significance of Judicial Copying

On December 12, 2006, Discovery Institute released a report which found that “90.9% (or 5,458 words) of Judge Jones’ 6,004-word section on intelligent design as science was taken virtually verbatim from the ACLU’s proposed ‘Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law’.” Since that time, we have received questions from various media sources and members of the public. This backgrounder on the report will help answer some common questions: Why is this report important? The section on whether ID is science is the most celebrated and expansive portion of the Kitzmiller opinion, which Judge Jones hoped would have an impact on future courts. As constitutional law scholar Stephen Gey said, “the critique of ID and science is the most important part Read More ›

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