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19 September 2007

“Expelled: The Movie” attempts to interview Baylor President John Lilley

William Dembski

According to today’s Baylor Lariat (the student newspaper), the producer of the upcoming Ben Stein documentary on suppression of ID (www.expelledthemovie.com) is sending a crew to Baylor to interview President John Lilley and others regarding the removal of Robert Marks’s Evolutionary Informatics Lab from Baylor (for the background on this story, go here). It appears that this whole episode will feature in the documentary, which is scheduled to be released February 12, 2008.

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This entry was posted Wednesday, September 19th, 2007 at 5:50 am and is filed under Intelligent Design. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Edit this entry.

7 Responses

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geoffrobinson

09/19/2007

8:26 am

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I’m having formatting issues with the new design. Text is cut off at the right edge. I’m using IE 6.0.


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magnan

09/19/2007

11:03 am

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I’m having the same problem with display format.


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Glarson24

09/19/2007

12:55 pm

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I am new to posting here, but I have to say that I like the new format, and I can view it easily. This is going to be one great movie though!


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russ

09/19/2007

11:26 pm

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Here’s the blog text for those having
trouble:

According to today’s Baylor Lariat (the
student newspaper), the producer of the
upcoming Ben Stein documentary on
suppression of ID (www.expelledthemovie.com)
is sending a crew to Baylor to interview
President John Lilley and others regarding
the removal of Robert Marks’s Evolutionary
Informatics Lab from Baylor (for the
background on this story, go here). It
appears that this whole episode will
feature in the documentary, which is
scheduled to be released February 12, 2008.

These icons link to social bookmarking sites
where readers can share and discover new
web pages.


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russ

09/20/2007

9:13 am

e

I found this by A.W. Tozer. It seemed appropriate for a Christian University struggling to choose the right path…

“Any motion toward God is a forward motion. Even repentance is not a retreat toward the past but a decided march into a more glorious future. Restitution is not a return to yesterday but a step into a blessed tomorrow. There is such a thing as going backward in the spiritual life. There is such a thing as a retreat from a spiritual position once held by us as individual Christians. And there is such a thing as denominations and missionary societies making a wholesale withdrawal from ground once won at tremendous cost. If we find that we have gone back, then we should immediately reverse the direction and again go forward.”


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Jehu

09/27/2007

8:50 am

e

The New York Times has an article about Expelled today. A link to the article was one of Yahoo’s top three science news links. That is a some pretty good publicity. Also, I wasn’t aware that Ben Stein was a columnist for the New York Times. Apparently he writes a column called “Everybody’s Business.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09.....mp;emc=rss


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Jehu

09/27/2007

8:53 am

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Actually on the cover of the New York Times web page! Anybody see the print edition today?

http://www.nytimes.com/index.html?partner=rssyahoo

I was wrong about the Yahoo link though.


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