On this episode of ID The Future we speak with CSC attorney Casey Luskin about the recent report which showed that in last year's Kitzmiller vs Dover School District intelligent design trial federal Judge John Jones copied the ACLU’s findings of fact nearly verbatim in the section of his ruling dealing with whether or not ID is science. That section was the core of his ruling, in which he said that ID is not science and so should not be allowed for discussion in Dover Area schools. Jones later went on a speaking tour touting his ruling and basking in the accolades of the likes of Time magazine who hailed him as one of the 100 most influential people because of his ruling. In fact, Discovery’s report shows that Jones copied a whopping 90.9% of the ACLU's findings and pasted them virtually unchanged into his ruling. So, the question is did the judge do anything wrong?
On this podcast, David Boze interviews CSC Research Coordinator Casey Luskin discussing the "ID is Dead" internet meme. They review problems with the Kitzmiller...
On this episode of ID the Future, hear a clip from Revolutionary and join us as Ray Bohlin talks with Michael Behe about how...
On this episode of ID the Future from the vault, biologist and professor Robert Waltzer talks with host Andrew McDiarmid about Waltzer’s chapter in...