How to Approach Controversial Topics: Investigate and Think for Yourself

Episode 674 • September 04, 2013 • 00:04:49
How to Approach Controversial Topics: Investigate and Think for Yourself
Intelligent Design the Future
How to Approach Controversial Topics: Investigate and Think for Yourself

Sep 04 2013 | 00:04:49

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Show Notes

On this episode of ID the Future, Casey Luskin comments on some recent tips from an evolutionary anthropologist on "How to read and understand a scientific paper: a guide for non-scientists" — which include the close-minded recommendation to ignore any scientific research that is affiliated with Discovery Institute. Listen in as Casey gives his own advice on how to approach controversial issues such as the Darwinian evolution vs. intelligent design debate.

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