In retrospect, it’s not surprising that the first idea to find its head on the guillotine would be intelligent design. The idea of design, the heart of the American “consensus,” its hardest “hard core,” was the leading truth that Jefferson enunciated in the Declaration.

He has been hailed as a “Living Legend” by the International Union of Nutrition Scientists. And he’s a proponent of intelligent design. On a new episode of ID the Future, Dr.  Jørn Dyerberg recounts his turn toward ID and explains why in a conversation with podcast host Dr. Brian Miller.

We are delighted to present a new series of posts by paleontologist Günter Bechly on the Ediacaran organism Kimberella. If identified as an animal, it would “predate the Cambrian explosion of bilaterian animal phyla as a kind of ‘advance guard.’” The question is of interest for debates about evolution and arguments about intelligent design raised by Stephen Meyer, among others.

Co-discoverer of the theory of evolution by natural selection, Alfred Russel Wallace broke with Charles Darwin over scientific questions that today point scientists to intelligent design. His arguments are more pertinent now than ever.

A cosmopsychist looks at the universe, God, and free will. Michael Egnor and Bernardo Kastrup explore the big questions as well as whether physics can point to the mind as opposed to materialism.