I. Hi, this is Jay Richards for ID The Future. I am a senior fellow at Discovery

Institute's Center for Science and Culture and I am really excited about

this episode and actually a following episode in which I interview

long-time colleague, also a senior fellow at the Center for Science and Culture

and Gager, and we're going to talk about this exciting new book

called God's Grandeur, but before we get to that, let me just tell you a bit about Anne. As I said, she's a senior fellow at Discovery Institute. She received her bachelor's degree from MIT and her PhD in Developmental Biology from the University of

Washington in Seattle which is where Discovery Institute is headquartered.

She held a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University where she focused on the molecular motor of Canesin.

Her research has examined the limits of protein evolution, the origins of humans,

and the evolution of metabolism.

Her work's been published in Nature, Development, The Journal of Biological

Chemistry, and Biocomplexity. She's appeared in a number of science documentaries and she

co-authored the book Science and Human Origins and she

co-edited and contributed chapters to the very large book Theistic Evolution,

a scientific philosophical and theological critique.

But as I mentioned, we're actually here to introduce

and to talk about all the details around this project of many years that comes out here in April.

In fact, when you're listening to this, you can get it now.

Called God's Grandeur, the Catholic case for intelligent design.

Anne was the editor of this, multiple contributor,

and many of the people that you may recognize

if you follow the intelligent design movement

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