Subduction is thought to be the driving force behind the movement of earth’s plates, a process that turns out to be crucial for the flourishing of life on our planet. In this article, Casey Luskin draws on expert sources to explain why plate tectonics is so important for life on earth, and how these processes point to an intelligent design behind nature’s functions.

Cancel culture became a household term in 2020, but intelligent design supporters have known about it for decades. Eric Hedin’s story is one in a long line of troubling stories. Now, in a book to be released March 1, Hedin tells that story and explores the discoveries materialists don’t want exposed. Pre-order now!

Agree or disagree with famed radio personality Rush Limbaugh as to the specifics of policy and politics, style or substance, his last days were a heroic testimony to the value of life. Wesley Smith writes that after his lung cancer became terminal, Limbaugh “continue(d) on with his show - if anything with greater gusto than before he fell ill.”

From nearly 700 respondents, more than 72% thought origin of life researchers had created “simple life forms from scratch,” such as bacteria. To put it kindly, the respondents’ great expectations about the accomplishments of origin of life researchers are wrong. Wildly so.

In Mind Matters’ most recent podcast, Robert J. Marks and William Dembski reflected on the ways Walter Bradley politely but effectively insisted on and demonstrated respect for the rights of religious students and faculty. Read on for inspiration in navigating the tumultuous waters of religious freedom in academia.