Category: Intelligent Design
You Go, Eric Metaxas! Measuring the Improbability of Intelligent Life Elsewhere in the Cosmos
Even the origin of our moon, which seems to be necessary in a number of ways for advanced life on Earth, is a fascinating very low probability event.
Rewriting Biology Without Spin
It’s a funny thing — scientific papers often have evolutionary language layered on top of the data like icing on a cake.
Theologically Speaking, What Intelligent Design Is and What It Isn’t
Prolific author Aidan Nichols is former John Paul II Memorial Lecturer in Roman Catholic Theology at Oxford and currently prior of the Dominican house in Cambridge.
Protein Quality Control Surprise: An Enzyme Can Operate a Stalled Ribosome
"Nature is capable of more than we realize," a biochemist says.
Programmed Cell Death Is Vital to Life, but Where’d It Come From?
Cells die for many reasons — they die to give shape to our fingers and toes, they die to produce our nervous system, and more.