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Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design In Signature in the Cell, philosopher of science Stephen C. Meyer shows how the digital code in DNA points powerfully to a designing intelligence behind the origin of life. Unlike previous arguments for intelligent design, Signature in the Cell presents a radical and comprehensive new case, revealing the evidence not merely of individual features of biological complexity but rather of a fundamental constituent of the universe: information. |
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Nature's I.Q. Hungarian scientists Balazs Hornyanszky and Istvan Tasi offer a novel contribution to the intelligent design literature by extending Michael Behe's theory of irreducible complexity from biological form to biological behavior. Where did the mysterious instincts of animals originate? Nature's IQ. The authors document more than 100 astonishing, unexplained phenomena from the animal kingdom, with 200 amazing color pictures. The authors point out how Darwinian "just so" stories fail to explain these irreducibly complex instincts and behaviors. |
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Salvo Magazine Special Issue on ID: What's So Intelligent About Design? The Winter 2008 issue of Salvo Magazine is a special issue devoted to ID entitled "What's so Intelligent about Design?" The magazine has a number of excellent articles pertaining to all the different aspects of the debate over intelligent design, penned by a veritable who's who of intelligent design scientists and scholars. |
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Slaughter of the Dissidents: Ben Stein's movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed has been called the "tip of the iceberg" regarding the discrimination that exists in academic and media communities against those who challenge Darwin's theory of evolution. With the release of Jerry Bergman's new book, Slaughter of the Dissidents, you are about to meet the rest of the this Titanic-sized iceberg. |
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The Silenced Hearings In June of 2004, the Kansas State Board of Education received two entirely different recommendations for science standards regarding the origin of life and its diversity form the 26-member science writing committee. This well laid out book presents a clear 2-3 page summary of the major points presented by each speaker, including color photos of each speaker and drawings and diagrams to help clarify the scientific points for the layman. Not only will you hear first-hand testimony from some of the well-known scientists in the ID movement like Michael Behe, Stephen Meyer, Jonathan Wells and Charles Thaxton, but you will hear from other lesser known, but impressively qualified scientists, such as Edward Peltzer, John Sanford, Ralph Seelke, Robert DiSilvestro and Giuseppe Sermonti. This book is highly recommended as a very readable introduction into the origins controversy, and as a resource guide for anyone involved in science education standards. |
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EXPELLED: No Intelligence Allowed Depending on what review you read, Expelled is either a one star or a five star movie (read a sample collection of both here). It is pretty obvious from most of the reviews that the reviewer is either committed to a Darwinian worldview or a worldview that is open to the possibility of a designer. But this entertaining documentary is not about proving one theory or the other. It is about the simple right in America to ask questions about the topic without getting fired or marginalized.
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The Great Debate: Creation, Evolution or Both? The question about our origins is not a debate of science vs. religion, but a matter of faith. Either you have faith in a creator-god or you have faith in yet undiscovered natural processes and laws. In this event, held at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Hugh Ross and Fuz Rana present and overview of their model and predictions and two UCSB professors (Dr. Harry Nelson and Dr. Kevin Plaxco) present their responses and reactions to the RTB Creation Model, followed by 45 minutes of lively discussion between the audience and the panel of four speakers. |
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Teaching Origins Objectively Is there a genuine scientific controversy over evolution? A new documentary movie about Kansas Science Hearings held two years ago answer that question with a resounding "Yes." The film also shows why the controversy needs to be addressed in public schools.A tremendous value with 23 expert witnesses captured on one product |
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Teaching Origins Objectively Is there a genuine scientific controversy over evolution? A new documentary movie about Kansas Science Hearings held two years ago answer that question with a resounding "Yes." The film also shows why the controversy needs to be addressed in public schools. Available in both a 2- and 5-hour version. A tremendous value with 23 expert witnesses captured on one product |
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The Case for a Creator This is the third in a series of top quality, block-buster documentaries on Intelligent Design by Illustra Media that started with Unlocking the Mystery of Life and The Privileged Planet. Based on Lee Strobel?s popular book by the same title, the documentary leads you through one man?s journey to grapple with the scientific evidence regarding one of life?s greatest questions: How did we get here?? Along the way he interviews many of the leading scientists and scholars for the intelligent design theory including Stephen C. Meyer, Michael Behe, Jay Richards, Jonathan Wells, Robin Collins, William Lane Craig, Guillermo Gonzalez, and Scott Minnich.? The major topic areas of the documentary cover the fossil evidence, cosmology, astronomy, physics, biological machines and biological information.? The bonus material includes additional interviews with the scientists, and special units on the origin of life and the machinery of life. |
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Intelligent Design Under Fire: Experts Cross-Examine the Top Proponents of Intelligent Design Theory On Friday May 12, 2006, five leading proponents of the intelligent design theory gathered at a sold-out auditorium at Biola University in Southern California and invited tough critics to join them and ask their most challenging questions.? Joining ID proponents Mike Behe, Steve Meyer, Paul Nelson, Guillermo Gonzalez, and Jonathan Wells were a panel of critics including professors Bruce Weber (Biochemistry, Cal State Fullerton), Larry Herber (Geology, Cal Poly Pomona, ret.), Jim Hofmann (Liberal Studies, Cal State Fullerton), Craig Nelson (Liberal Studies Cal State Fullerton) and media contributors Charlotte Laws (columnist/author), and Keith Morrison (Dateline NBC). |
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Featured: V070- Phillip Johnson Video Collection. Ten DVD set.
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Teaching Origins Objectively |
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Teaching Origins Objectively Video Study Kit (Video, Book) 5-hour version V065SK |
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"Focus on Darwinism" |
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The Biotic Message |
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From Darwin to Hitler |
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The Cambrian Explosion |
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The Privileged Planet |
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On the Origin of Phyla |
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Icons of Evolution |
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Icons of Evolution |
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Darwinism on Trial |
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A Study Course in the Intelligent Design Controversy:  By Design or by Chance? Study Guide is a lively ten-lesson study course on the growing intelligent design controversy that introduces students to a wide range of scientific topics such as biology and cosmology in the context of history and current events. The course was developed by Access Research Network (ARN) and author Denyse O’Leary based on her recent book By Design or by Chance? (ARN #B088), which has been widely praised for its clarity, even-handedness, high interest level, and use of teaching elements. As both a journalist and a textbook editor, O’Leary offers a unique background that is well suited for a course of study in intelligent design. The Study Guide is available separately, or as part of four different study kits.
Endorsements – Celeste Behe, Homeschool Teacher UPDATE: This study course is now shipping with a Reading Comprehension Questions CD, which contains over 200 pages of questions and answers divided into 23 assignments that can be used for homework or open- or closed-book tests. |
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"Intelligently Designed" ARN offers an array of ID-themed merchandise through CafePress. Please feel free to browse and purchase your favorite apparel, prints, calendar, and drinkware.
Currently Featuring: 2009 "Mind Preceded Matter" Wall Calendar
Thirteen fantastic Hubble space photos and twelve great quotes. 2009 "Patterns in Nature" Wall Calendar
Thirteen stunning photographs showing patterns in nature by Tom Magnuson.
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| RealScience-4-Kids ARN is an official distributor of the popular elementary science curriculum RealScience-4-Kids  Click here for the entire RealScience-4-Kids Curriculum RealScience-4-Kids is a comprehensive science curriculum geared toward the elementary grade levels. The Pre-Level I intorduces Chemistry and Biology concepts, while Level I moves to basic Chemistry, Biology and Physics, with Level II expanding on the Level I Chemistry curriculum. RealScience introduces fundamental concepts to form a solid science foundation. The RealScience curriculum is supplemented by the Kogs-4-Kids workbook set. Kogs-4-Kids helps students make cognitive connections between the scientific discipline they are studying and other disciplines such as critical thinking, language, technology, the arts, philosophy, and history.
A Unique Approach to Teaching Science Despite the volume of science information available, the fundamental concepts are simple and can be easily grasped even by the elementary school aged child. By building a solid foundation in the basic science areas of Chemistry, Biology and Physics, students will be able to understand a much broader range of science topics. By thinking critically about the nature of scientific investigation, students will gain an appreciation for both the exciting conclusions and predictions of science and the limitations of scientific explanation.  |
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