Conference on Intelligent Design
Hosted by Concordia University Wisconsin
Co-sponsored by Touchstone Magazine
& The Cranach Institute
June 22-24, 2000
Hosted by Concordia University, Wisconsin
The presentations at this conference promoted several sides
of the debate on evolution vs. creation. Intelligent design seeks
to find a scientifically viable alternative to Darwinian biology yet at
the same time stay away from sectarian issues that could exclude it from
the public school arena. Some of the speakers are Darwinian in outlook
and yet have very good issues to address. These tapes will be an excellent
resource for high school and college science teachers and students.
These are not Orthodox teaching. It is not our regular fare.
For that, see the rest of the catalog.
Album One
Plenary Sessions:
Is Design a Good Idea for Science?
TS-51-01: Stephen C. Meyer [Whitworth College / Discovery
Institute]
TS-51-02: Michael Shermer [Skeptics Society / Occidental
College]
(Q&A)
Design in the Biological Sciences
TS-51-03: Michael Behe [Lehigh University / Discovery
Institute]
& Scott Minnich [University of Idaho]
TS-51-04: Ken Miller [Brown University]
(Q&A)
Design in the Physical Sciences
TS-51-05: John Leslie [Guelph, emeritus]
& Robin Collins [Messiah College]
TS-51-06: Brian Josephson [Cambridge University]
(Q&A)
Design in the Public School Science Classroom
TS-51-07: David DeWolf [Gonzaga University Law School],
& Stephen Meyer [Whitworth College / Discovery Institute],
& Warren A. Nord [UNC – Chapel Hill]
TS-51-08: Ronald Numbers [UW - Madison]
(Q&A)
Album Two
Plenary Sessions:
Mechanical and Philosophical Reflections on ID
TS-51-09: Walter Starkey [Professional Machine Designer]
& Lawrence Starkey
Lunch and Banquet Speakers
TS-51-10: Diogenes Allen [Princeton Theological Seminary]
& Jean Staune [Université Interdisciplinaire de Paris]
How to Detect Design
TS-51-11: Michael Ruse [Guelph]
& Del Ratzsch [Calvin College]
TS-51-12: Del Ratzch (continued)
& William Dembski [Baylor U. / Discovery Institute]
(Q&A)
Design’s Philosophical Bona Fides
TS-51-13: Patrick Henry Reardon [Touchstone]
& Robert O’Connor [Wheaton College]
TS-51-14: Robert O’Connor (continued)
& Michael Roberts [Chirk, United Kingdom]
(Q&A)
Panel Discussion – Prospects for Design
TS-51-15: Paul Nelson [Discovery Institute],
& Ted Davis [Messiah College],
& Kelly Smith [Clemson]
TS-51-16: Lenny Moss [Notre Dame]
& Discussion Between Panelists
(Q&A)
Album Three
Concurrent Sessions:
Behe and His Critics
TS-51-17: Mike Thrush [University of Notre Dame],
& Larry Arnhart [Northern Illinois University],
& Michael Behe [Lehigh University / Discovery Institute]
Design in the Nineteenth Century
TS-51-18: Jon H. Roberts [U of Wisconsin - Stevens Point]
Fine Tuning Arguments: For & Against
TS-51-19: Allen Utke [University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh]
Tim McGrew [Western Michigan University]
A Third Way? Science Between Evolution and ID
TS-51-20: Lothar Schafer [University of Arkansas]
& Jon Jon Bogle [Lycoming College]
The Design Inference and the Future of Science
TS-51-21: Lydia McGrew [Kalamazoo, Michigan]
& Robin Collins [Messiah College]
Design in the College Classroom
TS-51-22: Mark Kalthoff [Hillsdale College],
& John Silvius [Cedarville College],
& Mary and Don Korte [Concordia University Wisconsin],
& Gary Locklair [Concordia University Wisconsin]
What Difference does Design make to Science?
TS-51-23: Craig Rusbult [U of Wisconsin, Madison],
& Stephen Meyer [Discovery Institute],
& Scott Minnich [University of Idaho],
& Paul Nelson [Discovery Institute]
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