Censorship Double Feature—A Double Standard, and the Dangers of the Anti-Science Label

Episode 1104 • March 14, 2018 • 00:12:49
Censorship Double Feature—A Double Standard, and the Dangers of the Anti-Science Label
Intelligent Design the Future
Censorship Double Feature—A Double Standard, and the Dangers of the Anti-Science Label

Mar 14 2018 | 00:12:49

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Show Notes

On this episode of ID the Future, we explore two topics. Sarah Chaffee analyzes New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof’s viewpoints on intellectual diversity. Kristof makes a compelling case for hiring faculty with varying political and religious viewpoints, but stops short when it comes to those skeptical of evolution. Then, David Klinghoffer discusses the “anti-science” label – and how it’s now used by those on both sides of disagreements on scientific issues.
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