University of North Texas - Denton, TX

Dr. Randy Guliuzza will share about ICR’s exciting new Theory of Biological Design at the Ratio Christi chapter at the University of North Texas. Just as Flood geology is an alternative theory to uniformitarianism to explain geology, we need for biology a theory of biological design (TOBD) that assumes creatures look engineered because they were engineered. A TOBD is a profoundly different replacement framework for biological phenomena that's principally creature-focused and assumes biological functions are best explained by engineering principles.

Date: Apr 14, 2025

Schedule
6:30 p.m. – “Finally, a Revolutionary New Theory of Biological Design” – Dr. Randy Guliuzza

7:30 p.m. – Q&A with Dr. Guliuzza

Location
Chemistry Building 352
University of North Texas
1508 W. Mulberry St.
Denton, Texas 76203

For more information, please call 214.615.8325 or email events@icr.org.

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