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More Musings on The Killmitzer-Dover Trial Paul S. Braterman January 6, 2021 Fifteen years years after Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District was decided, the case continues to draw interesting comments. Design Science Society

John Inazu: Humility, Tolerance, Patience S. Joshua Swamidass January 6, 2021 We disagree. These disagreements matter. Still, we can find a better way than conflict. Let us move towards one another from here. Society

Barbara Forrest: The Trojan Horse at Dover S. Joshua Swamidass January 6, 2021 Barbara Forrest argues that Intelligent Design is a Trojan Horse, just a rehash of creationism. Is this really true? I'm not so sure. Design History Science

Is There Beauty in the Coronavirus? Kristel Tjandra December 30, 2020 Is there beauty in a deadly coronavirus? These beautiful images of the virus are scientifically accurate watercolors by David Goodsell. Art Science

Pierre Baldi: Protein Folding and AI’s Impact on Science S. Joshua Swamidass December 7, 2020 Pierre Baldi has been applying Deep Learning, a type of AI, to study scientific problems, like protein folding. How is AI impacting science? Artificial Intelligence Science

James Tour: A Chemist’s Questions on Evolution S. Joshua Swamidass December 7, 2020 James Tour and I do not agree on everything, but we found virtue in the wasteland, friendship across our disagreements. Design Dialogue Society

Bryan Butler: More Than The Image of God Kristel Tjandra December 3, 2020 The question of race is pointed. Are we all in the image of God? With equal rights and dignity? Or are some of us different. Ancestry Art Theology

Why I Went Public on Evolution S. Joshua Swamidass November 29, 2020 I went public in 2012 on evolution. When it comes to personal risks, very personal reasons take center stage. Why did I go public? Confession Evolution Society

Going Public in The Journal S. Joshua Swamidass November 29, 2020 In 2012, with this article, I went public in The Journal, confessing that I had seen evidence for evolution, but found foundation in Christ. Evolution Society

Kenneth Miller: A Textbook Biologist at the Dover Trial S. Joshua Swamidass November 15, 2020 Fifteen years ago in the Dover Trial, one of the star witnesses was Kenneth Miller, a textbook biologist. He has many stories to tell. Design Science Society