The Intelligent Design theory claims that some sort of supernatural designer was involved in the creation of life on Earth. It differs from Creationism because it divorces Creationist ideas from ...

Intelligent design is creationism in this sense -- that the universe, both at the cosmological level and the biological level indicates that there is purpose and design built in, and therefore ...

“Creationism is 180 degrees different from intelligent design,” he said. “Creationism is a theological concept. Intelligent design is a scientific theory that relies on physical ...

"Intelligent design theory" is built on the belief that evolution does not sufficiently explain the complexity that exists in life on Earth and that science should recognize the existence of an ...

but proponents of creationism have given it a new name -- intelligent design -- the Tacoma News Tribune reported. According to the News Tribune, many teachers of intelligent design deny that they are ...

Creationism and intelligent design are slated to be the subjects of a Kansas University class next semester – but as mythology, not science. “The KU faculty has had enough,” said Paul ...

The school district tried to defend its policy by arguing that, unlike other forms of creationism, intelligent design is not a religious belief and is thus properly taught as a scientific alternative ...

By comparison, only 17% and 24% were not familiar with “evolution” and “creationism,” respectively. Given the low level of public recognition of the term, “intelligent design” is rarely mentioned in ...

Q: Why not teach intelligent design, or creationism, alongside evolution? A: The federal courts have ruled that creationism, creation science, and intelligent design are not science but instead ...

Rowan Williams in The Guardian, 21 March 2006 So what is creationism all about - what does it mean, and why does it matter so much to many religious people? And what is intelligent design and how ...

By Cornelia Dean The debate isn’t just about creationism and stem cells anymore ... a quasi-apology for the tone of an issue on intelligent design that went online two years ago.