Intelligent Design, or simply ID, is a pretty fascinating area of study to me. Put simply, it postulates that life is too complex to have arisen by chance, and that the intricacies we can observe in the physical world demand that some sort of intelligence was involved in its creation. Despite all of the scientists involved in promoting the idea, its detractors insist that it is not science, which shows, in my opinion, that they either don’t know what they’re talking about, or that that DO know what they’re talking but really want to keep ID off the table for fear of losing their materialistic grip on science and education. With that in mind, it was with great joy that I came across a great primer on Intelligent Design at Salvo Magazine, which has several articles on the topic written by some the brightest minds in the ID movement. If the area is of interest to you, or if you think these ID people are religious nuts masquerading as scientists, you should check out the issue.