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Discovery Institute
discovery.org > v > wesley-j-smith-defends-medical-conscience-on-family-first-new-zealand

Wesley J. Smith Defends Medical Conscience on Family First New Zealand

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (192+ words) Wesley J. Smith joined host Simon O’Connor on Family Matters, a show from Family First New Zealand, to discuss current efforts to force medical professionals with religious and conscientious objections to participate in assisted suicide and euthanasia. Smith specifically highlights the…...

ID the Future
discovery.org > podcast > an-oncologists-journey-out-of-scientific-atheism

An Oncologist’s Journey Out of Scientific Atheism

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (25+ words) Can a blind, evolutionary process account for who we are and why we’re here? Is there anything beyond this life? On this ID The Future…...

Discovery Institute
discovery.org > a > scientists-creating-artificial-life-in-their-labs-promise-world-changing-benefits-but-are-they-playing-god

Scientists Creating “Artificial Life” in Their Labs Promise World-Changing Benefits — but Are They Playing God?

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (702+ words) In “Frankenstein,” a living monster is assembled from scavenged human body parts and leftover animal remains. Throw together some chemicals, zap it with lightning, and voilà — it’s alive! In the real world, building life is infinitely more complicated, but harnessing…...