Intelligent Design arguments look at the radical difference between living organisms and non-living matter and say, “There has to be a supernatural explanation for these radical exceptions to ...

Re "1st Suit in State to Attack 'Intelligent Design' Filed," Jan. 11 Since one form or another of the "intelligent design" argument is from at least the Middle Ages, I would be disappointed if it ...

After a searching review of the record and applicable case law, we find that while intelligent design arguments may be true, a proposition on which the Court takes no position, intelligent design ...

Rather, the contemporary argument for intelligent design is based on physical evidence and a straightforward application of logic. The argument for it consists of four linked claims.

Intelligent design pseudo-science, which sometimes offers a seemingly reasonable acceptance of evolution, is simply the avant-garde of creation “science” dressed up in a new package.

Even the best designed, most comprehensive lessons on evolution, if they neglect to help the children address the flaws in the intelligent design argument will be, to borrow a Biblical analogy ...

Joseph Vandehey (“Ben Stein’s new movie not thought out intelligently,” ODE May 15) would be upset with the final proof of the existence of an intelligent designer. He fears that religion ...

Interestingly, "intelligent design" actually first appeared in Pandas. The Foundation for Thought and Ethics, a Christian non-profit, was already crafting the book when the Supreme Court gaveled oral ...

VanDyke's 2004 book note reviewed Francis J. Beckwith's "Law, Darwinism, and the Public Education," which sets forth a legal argument in favor of allowing the concept of intelligent design to be ...

the Intelligent Design advocate, who seems pretty Catholic, but who in fact seldom enjoys a warm welcome from Catholic theologians, including (particularly) the people who study the work of St ...

In short, moral arguments for God’s existence typically aren’t design arguments, and their success or failure typically has little or nothing to do with science. If Collins is offering an argument for ...