In my latest column for the Indianapolis Star, I praise the President of Ball State University for giving a cease and desist order to an overly zealous and biased physics profssor who, during classroom lectures, sold his students the theory of “intelligent design.”

Some people believe they are sufficiently sneaky to smuggle creationism through customs in a container they call “intelligent design,” but the defenders of real science, knowledge, and argument typically, and luckily, win the battle. Examples in Dover, Pennsylvania and Muncie, Indiana (home of Ball State) should give encouragement to intelligent people who want to design a society of reason and logic that separates church and state and religion and science.

Read it here.