Just in time for Charles Darwin’s birthday (Feb. 12), scientists from around the world are speaking out in a new video about the compelling evidence of purpose and intelligent design they see in nature.

Check out the completely revamped intelligentdesign.org website, packed with the most up-to-date articles and videos presenting the scientific evidence for intelligent design. This is a great resource to share with family and friends who you want to introduce to the evidence for design and purpose in nature.

A major fossil discovered in 2002 was declared to be “the earliest known hominid.” Recent descriptions of the fossil’s femur, however, have raised questions about that claim. If we’ve had the femur for almost 20 years, why are these questions only being asked now?

Until the advent of COVID-19, viruses were not a daily topic of conversation. The vertebrate immune system is still an area of exciting scientific discovery. How does it compare to mechanisms used by computer programmers to fend off digital viruses? And what insight does this give us into intelligent design?

A reader asked whether the reality of neuroscience has disproven the idea of free will. Michael Egnor says no, arguing that materialists are wrong about the neuroscience of free will, wrong about the philosophical basis for free will, and that they even logically refute their own claims.