Posted in Uncategorized, tagged intelligent design, r. c. sproul, stephen meyer on March 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
1. R.C. Sproul interviews Stephen Meyer, author of Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design, on philosophy, evolution, education, Intelligent Design, and more. The interview is about 45 minutes in length.
Justin Taylor links to these video segments. Worth watching!
Posted in creationism, tagged creationism, intelligent design on March 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
“The story is told of Charles Boyle, the fourth Earl of Orrery, a devoted Christian and brilliant thinker who was fascinated with Kepler’s and Newton’s discoveries about planetary motion and the intricate design of the universe. Boyle hired a watchmaker to design a working mechanical model of the solar system that demonstrated the motion of the planets around the sun. (Such a model is called an orrery, after its designer.) Boyle was showing the model to an atheistic scientist, who was very impressed with the clockwork model. The atheist said, “That’s a very impressive model. Who made it for you?”
“No one made it,” Boyle wryly replied. “It just happened.”
The point was clear. No one really believes such intricate design is the product of happenstance. It reflects the work of an intelligent mind, a Master Designer, who set things in their proper place and started them in motion.”
–John MacArthur, The Battle for the Beginning
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged darwin, evolution, intelligent design, meyer, origin on January 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a nicely done animation video explaining how each cell in our bodies work. It contends that Charles Darwin revolutionized biology, but asks if he really refuted intelligent design. (HT: JT)
Posted in creationism, tagged intelligent design, stephen meyer, WORLD magazine on December 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Stephen Meyer is WORLD Magazine’s “Daniel of the Year.” He is articulate, smart, quick on his feet, and bold! God is using him to pull down the strongholds of evolutionary thinking. Marvin Olasky reports that Meyer, “director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, fights to show that all lives have eternal value because they are the work of a Creator and not the product of chance.”
I heard Dr. Meyer on the radio this week and was very impressed with the way that he interacts with skeptics and supporters alike.
Read the story here.
