Evolution & Providence - Index

In June 2000, CTNS organized and hosted a workshop with the theme 'Evolution and Providence.' A panel was put together representing a broad sampling of the various perspectives on creation, evolution and divine-action. Below is video of the panel presentations, and the discussion that followed.

Panel Presentations:

	Duane Gish - Institute for Creation Research Scientific Creationism: Play
	Stephen Meyer - Discovery Institute Intelligent Design Theory: Play
	Eugenie Scott - National Center for Science Education Evolution: Play
	Michael Ruse - University of Guelph Darwinism: Play
	Jeffrey Schloss - Westmont College The Weight of the Evolution/Creation Controversy: Play
	Robert Russell - Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences Non-Interventionist Objective Special Providence: Play

Panel Discussion:

	Stephen Meyer on 'Intelligent Design' and 'Creationism'
	Duane Gish on 'Intelligent Design' and 'Creationism'
	Eugenie Scott on 'Intelligent Design' and 'Creationism'
	Stephen Meyer & Eugenie Scott on 'Intelligent Design'
	Ted Peters on 'Intelligent Design' & Creationism
	Duane Gish on Teaching Creationism
	Stephen Meyer on 'Intelligent Design' & Natural Theology
	Jeffrey Schloss on 'Intelligent Design' & Natural Theology
	Michael Ruse on Teaching 'Intelligent Design'
	Michael Ruse on the Fossil Record
	Eugenie Scott on the Fossil Record
	Jeffrey Schloss on the Fossil Record
	Duane Gish on the Fossil Record
	Jeffrey Schloss & Duane Gish on Continental Drift
	Stephen Meyer on the Fossil Record
	Robert Russell on the Anthropic Principle & 'Intelligent Design'
	Duane Gish & Robert Russell on the Anthropic Principle
	Stephen Meyer on Divine Intervention in Nature
	Eugenie Scott on the Origins Controversy
	Eugenie Scott - Summary Comments
	Jeffrey Schloss - Summary Comments
	Michael Ruse - Summary Comments
	Robert Russell - Summary Comments
	Marty Maddox - Summary Comments
	Duane Gish - Summary Comments
	Stephen Meyer - Summary Comments

Topical Presentations:

	Phil Hefner on  The Created Co-Creator: Clues to the Ways of Providence
	Jeff Schloss on  Altruism in Evolution
	Jack Haught on God After Darwin
	Michael Lodahl on The Perceived Evils of Evolution and Probable Problems for Providence