Speaker: Mario Lopez

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ID the Future

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June 28, 2010

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Advancing Understanding of Intelligent Design in the Spanish Speaking Community Worldwide

_{ID the Future

June 28, 2010}

On this episode of ID the Future Podcast is an interview with Mario Lopez, founder of the Organización Internacional para el Avance Científico del Diseño Inteligente (OIACDI), a group dedicated to promoting awareness about intelligent design (ID) to the Spanish speaking community. Lopez explains that a large part of OIACDI’s goal is to network with Spanish-speaking scientists, assisting them in making contributions to ID research and thinking.

A Broader Audience: Intelligent Design and Ciencia Alternativa

_{Casey Luskin

March 24, 2010

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On today’s episode of ID the Future, CSC’s Casey Luskin interviews Mario Lopez, co-founder of Ciencia Alternativa. Ciencia Alternativa is a website devoted to expanding intelligent design’s reach within the Spanish-speaking community. Lopez explains how he first became involved in ID, and describes the history and operations of Ciencia Alternativa. He also talks about some of his associates at Ciencia Alternativa and the harsh opposition they face from parts of the scientific community. According to Lopez, this opposition can be so severe that his associates must conduct ID-related work incognito to avoid endangering their reputations and employment elsewhere.

A Broader Audience: Intelligent Design and Ciencia Alternativa

_{Casey Luskin

July 16, 2007

Uncategorized}

In today’s installment of ID The Future CSC’s Casey Luskin interviews Mario Lopez, co-founder of Ciencia Alternativa. Ciencia Alternativa is a website devoted to expanding intelligent design’s reach within the Spanish-speaking community. Lopez explains how he first became involved in ID, and describes the history and operations of Ciencia Alternativa. He also talks about some of his associates at Ciencia Alternativa and the harsh opposition they face from parts of the scientific community. According to Lopez, this opposition can be so severe that his associates must conduct ID-related work incognito to avoid endangering their reputations and employment elsewhere. Please visit Ciencia Alternativa at www.ciencia-alternativa.org.