Intelligent Design

• Biased Judgment: Comments on NOVA TV’s Judgment Day and its analysis of the Dover ID Trial

  Nov. 16, 2007

  Dr. David DeWitt of Liberty University discusses the take-home messages of the PBS–NOVA documentary earlier this week.

• Baylor Professor Under Pressure for Supporting Intelligent Design

  Sept. 15, 2007

  A professor’s personal website was ordered shut down due to “anonymous concerns” that the site supported ideas associated with the intelligent design movement.

• Intelligent Design Advocate Denied Tenure

  May 19, 2007

  Guillermo Gonzalez, a senior fellow of the intelligent design-promoting Discovery Institute, was one of three professors denied tenure by the university over the past academic year.

• Magazine Article

  The Intelligent Design Movement

  

  Nov. 21, 2006 from Answers Magazine

  The Intelligent Design (ID) movement has gained increasing recognition and publicity over the last several years at both local and national levels.

• Federal Judge Rules on Landmark Intelligent Design Case

  Dec. 20, 2005

  The highly anticipated ruling on the Intelligent Design US court battle Dover Area school District was handed down today by Judge John E. Jones.

• Dover, Pennsylvania (USA) Intelligent Design Trial Ends Today

  Nov. 4, 2005

  The federal trial, Kitzmiller et al. vs. Dover Area School District pits evolution against “intelligent design.” This trial is scheduled to end today.

• Amen to “BreakPoint”

  Oct. 27, 2005

  Chuck Colson offered some excellent analysis on his nationwide radio program about the federal court case in Pennsylvania, USA regarding evolution and intelligent design in public schools.

• ID and President Bush—the Deeper Issues

  Oct. 18, 2005

  I have written a critique of statements made by Dr. William Dembski, who commented on President George Bush’s recent statement about ID and public schools.

• Defending “Design” in Dover (Pennsylvania, USA)

  Sept. 26, 2005

  The debate over how origins should be taught in America's public school science classes takes center stage in US federal court, where intelligent design will be discussed.

• USA President Bush on Origins

  Aug. 4, 2005

  President Bush's recent remarks (August 1) that endorsed public school children learning about intelligent design alongside evolution are drawing praise from some and criticism from others.

• The Smithsonian Institution Makes “Intelligent” Decision

  May 30, 2005

  The National Museum of Natural History co-sponsored the national premiere for “The Privileged Planet: The Search for Purpose in the Universe.”

• Will Intelligence Prevail in Dover, PA?

  Dec. 23, 2004

  The American Civil Liberties Union and Americans United for Separation of Church and State filed a lawsuit against the Dover County School Board.

• Research Paper

  The Rhetoric of Design

  Dec. 1, 2004, pp. 46–47

  The Intelligent Design (ID) movement is a new factor in the origins debate. Woodward, an expert in rhetorical analysis, offers readers an insightful work tracing the history of ID and it's rhetoric.

• Science Curriculum Decision in Pennsylvania May Be a First

  Oct. 21, 2004

  The Dover Area School Board (southern Pennsylvania, USA) voted on Monday evening to require the teaching of intelligent design* in its public school science classes.

• Christianity Today Writer Says It’s Time to Attack Creationist Views!

  Sept. 1, 2004

  The September issue of Christianity Today calls on leaders in the Intelligent Design movement to cool down their attack on evolution … and to open a second front against young Earth views.

• Secular Creation?

  June 1, 2004 from Answers Update

  How could there be such a thing as ‘secular creation’?

• Magazine Article

  100 Years of Airplanes—But These Weren’t the First Flying Machines!

  Dec. 1, 2003, pp. 44–48

  In 1853, Sir George Cayley designed the world’s first person-carrying triplane glider. With his somewhat frightened coachman aboard, it successfully flew across his estate.

• “Intelligent Design” Whimpers out in Ohio

  Dec. 11, 2002

  After a year of hype, evolution still dominates the new science standards in Ohio, USA, and—at the last minute—‘intelligent design’ was excluded by name from the standards.

• AiG’s Commentary on the ID (Intelligent Design) Movement

  Aug. 28, 2002

  The Intelligent Design (ID) movement has gained prominence in the Christian and secular world in recent times.

• Teach “Intelligent Design”

  June 14, 2002

  US pollsters like to visit Ohio, located in the ‘heartland’ of America, where they can find out what the ‘average American’ is thinking.

• Ohio—First US State to Teach “Intelligent Design”?

  March 8, 2002

  Ohio may become the first US state to include ‘intelligent design’ in its science standards.

• Baptist School Afraid of Creation

  Oct. 28, 2000

  The “Polanyi Center” is a special department which was set up to research the concept of “intelligent design” with a view to its promotion in the sciences.

• Anti-Creationists Threaten Another Teacher’s Liberty

  July 27, 2000

  Mr. DeHart informed AiG that two years ago he was “forced” by his new school superintendent to stop teaching his students about intelligent design (ID)

• Professor at Baptist University Calls Intelligent Design “Dumb”

  July 14, 2000

  A report from the Houston Texas Chronicle of July 2 has inflamed the controversy between Baylor Universiy and a new center to promote the idea of "intelligent design".

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