Biochemist Michael Denton’s new book, The Miracle of the Cell, launched this month, and you can join us in celebrating with Dr. Denton himself. He is, of course, not only a pre-eminent proponent of the scientific theory of intelligent design but also a wonderful and charming personality. He’ll speak with us live on Wednesday, October 21.

Discovery Institute philosopher of science Stephen Meyer recommends the forthcoming “one night only” film Against the Tide: Finding God in an Age of Science. It stars Oxford University mathematician John Lennox and actor Kevin Sorbo, and you can see it on November 19.

This past week, science readers woke up to breathless headlines about our own continuing evolution. The evidence? An extra artery in the forearm of some adults. This time it wasn’t about some obscure bird on a remote island. This was us — hard evidence that humans are still evolving! Given this personal interest factor, the story quickly spread.

How did science, of all things, come to be a vehicle for virtue signaling, a virtual religion, with insiders and outsiders, the churched and the unchurched, believers and deniers, the saved and the damned? Philosopher Logan Paul Gage addresses that question in a series of lectures, “How Science Became a Religion.”

Listen in on a few minutes from a lecture given by biochemist Michael Denton, author of the brand new book The Miracle of the Cell. Denton explains the “remarkable set of coincidences” that makes the creation of oxygen through photosynthesis possible.

We are pleased to announce that Discovery Institute is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Education & Outreach Coordinator for the Center for Science and Culture (CSC)