This week we steal a show from our friends at ID the Future. In this episode, Dr. John West offers his pick for banned book of the year--the early pro-intelligent design textbook Of Pandas and People and highlights one of the main goals of the

It's A Meaningful World After All - Part Two: Dr. Benjamin Wiker Interview

Sep 20th, 2006 28m 28s

This week we sit down with Dr. Benjamin Wiker, co-author of the great new book entitled A Meaningful World. Easily one of the best interviews you'll hear on intelligent design and the search for purpose in this big, beautiful universe.

Evolution in Action

Aug 25th, 2006 18m 9s

What are the limits of evolution? 150 years after Darwin, very little experimental research has been done to answer that simple question. Many scientists simply take evolutionary change from species to species (macroevolution) for granted, g

It's a Meaningful World After All

Aug 18th, 2006 13m 42s

A Meaningful World: How the Arts And Sciences Reveal the Genius of NatureBy Benjamin Wiker & Jonathan WittPublisher: InterVarsity PressImagine that your world is not just a lucky rock in the midst of a worthless universe. Then imagine a pla

The Politically Incorrect Guide to Darwinism and Intelligent Design

Aug 18th, 2006 8m 55s

This week, catch an interview with Jonathan Wells, author of the new The Politically Incorrect to Darwinism and Intelligent Design. You can also check out the book website at www.darwinismandid.com. Thanks to the ID the Future podcast for t

South Carolina Students to Honestly Evaluate Evolution

Jun 20th, 2006 5m 50s

This week we talk with Casey Luskin from the Discovery Institute about the South Carolina school board's decision to encourage honest teaching of Darwin's theory in public schools. If you're a student, a parent, or a teacher, you'll want to tu

The ACLU and the Famous Dover,PA Lawsuit over ID in Schools

May 31st, 2006 8m 42s

Recently in Dover, PA Judge E. John Jones ruled that intelligent design was unconstitutional in public schools. Prior to this decision, Dover citizens elected a new school board, which ran on a platform completely opposed to the intelligent de