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Photo: California two-spot octopus, by Tom Kleindinst via Marine Biological Laboratory.

Octopus Genetic Editing — Animals Defy Their Own Neo-Darwinism

Some stunning upsets in conventional thinking about evolution have hit the news in rapid succession. Read More ›
Who Designed the Designer
Jay Richards
Image: Aurora, photographed from the International Space Station, by ESA/NASA.

Jay Richards: “Who Designed the Designer?”

Amazingly, it's the chief objection raised to religious belief from Richard Dawkins in The God Delusion. Read More ›
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Photo: Stephen C. Meyer, by Janine Solfelt.

Deadline Extension! Fine, We’ll Give You Till April 14 to Apply for Summer Seminars on ID

Why? Because there was a big rush of applications at the very end of the process. Read More ›
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Photo: Biola University, classroom, by Photographeroflife (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

In Refusing to Identify a “Designer,” ID Proponents Aren’t Being Coy

Each year, my students at Biola University ask the same wholly legitimate question about intelligent design. Read More ›
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Photo: CSC Summer Seminar, by Janine Solfelt.

For Undergrads, Grad Students, and Professionals — One Final Day to Apply for Summer Seminars on ID

An informed debate about origins is vital for our science and our culture. You can be a part of that, but you must act now. Read More ›
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Alabama State Capitol, by Carol M. Highsmith [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons.

Resolution Introduced in Alabama Reflects Views of the Vast Majority of Americans on Teaching Evolution

Alabama’s House should be applauded for considering a proactive step that will benefit Alabama students. Read More ›
Electric DNA
Image credit: Nogas1974 (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

Electric DNA, Circular RNA, and Other Epigenetic Wonders

There’s a lot more going on in those sequences of nucleotides than we could have imagined. Read More ›

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