Peter Tompa and George Rose’s “The Levinthal Paradox of the Interactome” (2011), from the journal Protein Science, should be in the files of everyone thinking about biological design. Starting with basic facts about cell biology, Tompa and Rose explain that the parts of cells do not explain the origin of cells.

This short but delightful video asks: “If this is the best that evolutionists have got, what does that tell you about the strength of the rest of the evidence for their theory?”

C. S. Lewis, the beloved apologist, was not always a Christian. He suffered greatly in his younger years, having lost his mother at an early age, and having survived years of unpleasantness in boarding schools.

The really important new frontier for Dr. Meyer is a substantive one: from chemical and biological evolution, he now turns his attention to physics and cosmology.

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Join Discovery Institute scholars on May 16 for a FREE online seminar that couldn’t be more timely or urgent. Public policy must seek a rational response to the coronavirus, but scientism — the superstition that science alone can guide rational decision-making — spreads perilous confusion.