Unbelievable? 19 Nov 2011 - Signature in the cell - Stephen C Meyer vs Keith Fox

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Stephen Meyer is a leading proponent of Intelligent Design who directs the Centre for Science and Culture at the Discovery Institute in Seattle.  His most recent book "Signature in the Cell" claims to show that the DNA code is the product of intelligent mind, not naturalistic processes.
 

Keith Fox is Professor of Biochemistry at Southampton University.  He chairs the UK Christians in Science network but disagrees strongly with ID.
 

They debate how life could have originated and whether design is allowed as an explanation in science.
 

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Unbelievable? 16 Jan 2010 - "Expelled" The Movie - Stephen C Meyer vs. Peter Atkins
 

Unbelievable? 20 Mar 2010 - "Expelled" live audience debate "Expelled" live audience debate at Imperial College London - Susan Blackmore, Steve Fuller, Keith Fox & Alastair Noble
 

Unbelievable? 23 Oct 2010 - Darwin's Black Box - Michael Behe & Keith Fox debate Intelligent Design
 

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Released on 23 Jun 2014

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