NOVA: Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial DVD
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WG41699 List Price: $19.95 Our Price: $17.99 30% off orders of $99 or more (See Promotion Details)In a tiny town of Dover in eastern Pennsylvania, in 2004, the local school board ordered science teachers to read to their high school biology students a statement that suggested there is an alternative to Darwin's theory of evolution called "Intelligent Design." NOVA captures the emotional conflict in the historic six-week trial, Kitzmiller v. Dover School District, which was closely watched by the world's media.
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Features:
- Length: 112 minutes on 1 Disc
- Closed Captioned: Yes
- Color: Yes
- Stereo: Yes
- Number of Programs: 1
- Production Year: 2008
- Country Of Origin: United States
Professional Reviews:
"...the dramatized courtroom transcripts in this special edition of NOVA are far more successful than any print account at illustrating the conclusiveness of the pro-evolution arguments..." - Andrew Johnston, Time Out New York
"...a rigorous television documentary..." - Adam Rutherford, Nature
"Judgment Day is just the sort of thoughtful programming that celebrates how sensible people - faithful and otherwise - can use science and reason to combat fundamentalism." - Adam Rutherford, Nature
"...a two-hour special not to be missed..." - Kevin McDonough, United Media Syndicate
"...demanding television ... the rich scientific detail[s] require strict attention. But the result is rewarding, eye-opening and, in some sense, frightening." - Joanne Ostrow, Denver Post
"In the end, the two-hour film shows that teaching evolutionary science is not incompatible with religious beliefs." - Joanne Ostrow, Denver Post - Product Description
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Features:
- Length: 112 minutes on 1 Disc
- Closed Captioned: Yes
- Color: Yes
- Stereo: Yes
- Number of Programs: 1
- Production Year: 2008
- Country Of Origin: United States
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- Materials and activities for educators and a link to the NOVA Web site
- Described video for the visually impaired












