Critics of intelligent design (ID) often lecture ID proponents that they are free to submit their work to any scientific journal and it will receive a fair consideration, 100 percent free from prejudice. The point is to intimate that if ID were really worth its salt, then we would regularly see ID papers in top journals. Does this critique of ID hold up? No, not by a long shot.

Watch as biologist Michael Denton discusses his new book The Miracle of the Cell with Eric Anderson in this recent Zoom webinar from Discovery Institute in which people from around the world submitted questions to Dr. Denton.

“Stephen Hawking was a brilliant mathematician and a genius. But he had no idea about philosophy,” says John Lennox. Professor Lennox took time to answer some questions from Evolution News in advance of his new film Against The Tide: Finding God in an Age of Science.

Fall colors are such a gift. And I am convinced it must have been intentional. Think of what they do for us in these days, when we know that winter is coming with its cold, icy biting days. We know the trees will soon be bare. And yet these hard days are heralded with such a glorious display!

We’ve been looking at tech philosopher George Gilder’s new book Gaming AI about what AI can—and can’t—do for us. It can’t do our thinking for us but it can do many jobs we don’t even try. Which brings us to the massive complexity of the proteins that carry out our genetic instructions—better knowledge of which would help us battle many diseases.