The Dover trial exposed intelligent design as creationism in disguise—and one hilarious typo told the whole story. Dr. Barbara Forrest’s testimony traced the edits in Of Pandas and People, and the courtroom caught a movement mid-transformation.
When ID advocate Michael Behe took the stand, he claimed no scientific evidence could explain the immune system’s evolution. Then came the towering stack of books. This courtroom clash cracked intelligent design wide open.
Answers in Genesis publishes a so-called "scientific journal"—but spoiler alert: it only prints what confirms Genesis. No testable science allowed, just biblical cosplay in a lab coat. Here's why ARJ is more theology than theory.
The giraffe’s laryngeal nerve takes a 15-foot detour down the neck and back up again. It’s not elegant, it’s not smart—it’s evolutionary baggage. A perfect example of how nature builds with duct tape, not blueprints. Intelligent design? Not even close.
A statue of Jesus in Mumbai was declared miraculous when water dripped from its feet—until skeptic Sanal Edamaruku revealed it was leaking sewage. Then came the threats, the blasphemy charges, and exile.
