Biologist Michael Denton’s new book, The Miracle of the Cell, is out now! As paleontologist Günter Bechly explains, there are levels of fine-tuning in nature — the cosmic, the planetary, the biological — but Denton takes the discussion of the phenomenon and its implications to a “whole new level.”

“I believe that the public need to hear that there is another side,” says Lennox in his new film Against the Tide. The movie debuts in theaters for one night only on Thursday, November 19, 2020.

Is the appearance of “intention and agency” on the part of seemingly simple “specks” of life an illusion or is it real? Listen to a classic episode of ID the Future where biologist Scott Turner sat down with host Robert Crowther to discuss just that question.

Images of the molecular machines that Michael Behe brought to public attention 21 years ago were dim and fuzzy at the time but were convincing enough then to make a strong case for irreducible complexity. Now, new imaging techniques such as cryo-electron microscopy allow scientists to look at individual parts of the machines at near-atomic resolution.

Cancel culture is becoming surreal. Or should I say even more surreal? Plans are afoot, as I suppose was inevitable, to cancel Charles Darwin, whose famed statue adorns the Natural History Museum in London, and even to throw T. H. Huxley under the bus for good measure.