The point about publishing an article, making it a technical case for intelligent design is that this is a new argument. This is a new argument based on new discoveries that have taken place in the ...

Twenty years ago, when I was an undergraduate, many in academia considered me a walking contradiction: I was both an aspiring biologist and a practicing Catholic. As I was told quite bluntly by one of ...

When federal Judge John E. Jones III handed down his decision in Kitzmiller v. Dover in December, 2005, I experienced a considerable sense of relief, if not jubilation, that a challenge to the ...

Scientists who teach evolution sometimes feel as if they are trapped in an old horror film -- the kind where the monster is killed repeatedly, only to come to life in a nastier form each time. Since ...

Clyde F. "Kip" Herreid is SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, College of rts and Sciences. What is the theory of intelligent design? How does it differ from ...

Virginia Allen is a senior news producer for The Daily Signal and host of "The Daily Signal Podcast" and "Problematic Women." Send an email to Virginia. Science and the theory of intelligent design go ...

I like the term "Cdesign proponentsists" As I watched Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial I couldn't help but think about all the times creationism (also known as Intelligent Design) has made ...

NPR senior news analyst Daniel Schorr asks where the scourges of hurricanes, drought, and famine fit into the debate over "intelligent design." Our very senior news analyst Daniel Schorr. SCHORR: Into ...

A federal judge in Pennsylvania will hear arguments Monday in a lawsuit that both sides say could set the fundamental ground rules for how American students are taught the origins of life for years to ...

The arguments for intelligent design is beyond question. Researchers who study biogenesis have always had to make a blind leap of faith to go from non-living matter to the simplest living organism.

Commentator Brian McConnachie muses on the many things that seem to fly in the face of a theory of intelligent design. His list includes: head lice, ticks, mole rats, vultures, walruses, typhoons, ...