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Tolerate Differences in Scientific, Not Just Political, Viewpoints

In his New York Times column recently, Nicholas Kristof offered "A Confession of Liberal Intolerance." Read More ›
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World Magazine Tells David Coppedge’s Powerful Story

He reminds us intelligent design isn't only a scientific issue but one with serious civil rights implications as well. Read More ›
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The Cicada Challenge to Darwinian Evolution

Emerging by the billions next month, this year's 17-year cicada brood offers ways to contrast evolutionary and design theories. Read More ›
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Intelligent Design Aside, from Templeton Foundation to the Royal Society, Darwinism Is Under Siege

As Templeton commits $8.7 million to an "evolution rethink," don't let anyone tell you the evolutionary paradigm isn't in serious turmoil. Read More ›
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Canada’s Prescription for Getting Away with Murder

The Canadian government has proposed its new euthanasia bill -- and as expected, it will be the most radical in the world. Read More ›
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Every Really Interesting Science Story Is About Human Exceptionalism

Two headlines from one day's news -- about space exploration and biological evolution -- will illustrate. Read More ›

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