FYI: Intelligent Design on NPR

Join the studio audience of National Public Radio’s award-winning public affairs debate show, Justice Talking. Host Margot Adler leads the nation’s top advocates in informative, entertaining debate on today’s headline issues, with questions from the audience. Tuesday, April 19 7:30 – 9 pm National Constitution Center, 525 Arch Street, Philadelphia

Intelligent Design

Guests:

Paul Nelson, Fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, and Visiting Faculty in the Master of Arts Program in Science & Religion, Biola University

Niall Shanks, Professor of Philosophy at East Tennessee State University, where he also teaches in the departments of biological sciences and physics

A Georgia court recently ordered the Cobb County public schools to remove an anti-evolution sticker from textbooks, renewing the nearly century-old battle between science and religion. How far can school systems go to require the teaching of creationism and the theory of ‘Intelligent Design’ without violating the Constitution’s mandate to separate church and state?

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Laura Sider Outreach Coordinator NPR’s Justice Talking Annenberg Public Policy Center University of Pennsylvania 215-573-8919 lsider@asc.upenn.edu