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"Darwin's meltdown" April 03, 2004, Vol. 19, No. 13
Darwin's meltdown
COVER STORY | By The Editors
WORLD asked four leaders of the Intelligent Design Movement to have some fun: Imagine writing in 2025, on the 100th anniversary of the famous Scopes More >>
The demise of naturalism
Sidebar | INTELLIGENT DESIGN: Methodological naturalism used to be a regulative principle for science and for all serious academic thought. Not any longer. It is now (in 2025) an outdated dogma, and the Scopes trial stereotype, as depicted in the movie Inherit the Wind, is now effectively dead
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Whatever happened to evolutionary theory?
Sidebar | INTELLIGENT DESIGN: Intelligent design has now (in 2025) become a thriving scientific research program and replaced materialistic accounts of biological evolution (in particular, Darwinism). ID theory led to new understanding of embryo development and the importance of "junk DNA"
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Mind transcending matter
Sidebar | INTELLIGENT DESIGN: For a time, cognitive neurophysiology attempted to reduce the mind to brain function. Such a materialist reduction of mind to brain can no longer (in 2025) be reasonably maintained. We've learned that we can control our minds and act responsibly
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The new age of information
Sidebar | INTELLIGENT DESIGN: A mechanistic view of science has now (in 2025) given way to an information-theory view in which information rather than blind material forces is primary and basic. This change has affected not only science but worldviews
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 Features
Ariel attack
Mindy Belz
International | MIDDLE EAST: Israel's prime minister may lack a coalition of the willing, but he's willing to fight terror alone
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Kony's killers
Mindy Belz
International | UGANDA: A rebel group is on the move again in Uganda, and a pair of American missionaries may have been its latest victims
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Northwest ordinance
Edward E. Plowman
National | RELIGION: A regional Methodist jury effectively nullified church law by acquitting an openly lesbian minister. The verdict may split the denomination
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Pledge or prayer?
Lynn Vincent
National | COURTS: The Supreme Court considers whether "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance is merely a patriotic slogan
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Pumped up
Dan Perkins
National | Business
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Quick change
Chris Stamper
National | Technology
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Standard deviation
Bob Jones
National | 9/11 HEARINGS: In his criticisms of President Bush, Richard Clarke is offering a far different yardstick for fighting terrorism than the one he offered just a few years ago
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The unfamiliar tournament
John Dawson
National | Sports
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Dispatches
The Buzz
The Editors
The Buzz
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Quick Takes
The Editors
Quick Takes
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Blog Watch
The Editors
Buzz from online journals, including www.worldmagblog.com
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Quotables
The Editors
Quotables
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Reviews
Boys will be men
Gene Edward Veith
Culture | Is a new "culture of restraint" lowering the teen pregnancy rate?
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The world forgetting
Andrew Coffin
Culture | Culture
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The wrong kind of right
Gene Edward Veith
Culture | Culture
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Voices
All over but the brimstone
Joel Belz
The push for homosexual marriage is not just coming from the courts
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Old-fashioned love Song
Andrée Seu
It's best to let sleeping passions slumber until their right time
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Mailbag
The Editors
LETTERS | FEEDBACK | ETC.
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Chinese puzzle
Marvin Olasky
Election intrigue in Taiwan makes Florida in 2000 look tame
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