57 minutes, 6 DVD chapters

Introduction to the show's theme: the debate between evolution and creationism

• Who participates in this debate?
• What are the stakes?

Biblical literalism and the war against evolution

• Ken Ham, a well-known proponent of Biblical literalism
• The Scopes trial and creationism's victory in the schools
• With the advent of the space race, evolution returned to the classroom

Students at a conservative Christian college grapple with faith and evolution

• Students confronted by scientific evidence that challenges their beliefs
• A geology student and his family discuss evolution and creationism
• Where do the soul and sin belong in evolution? For Wheaton students, these questions are deeply personal, not theoretical

Teaching evolution at a Christian college

• Wheaton students debate allegorical and literal interpretations of Genesis
• Professors must sign a statement of faith, affirming their literal belief in human descent from Adam and Eve
• How Wheaton College approaches evolution

High school teachers and students, caught in the debate between creationism and evolution

• Indiana high school students petition for "special creation" to be added to the science curriculum
• The National Center for Science Education and their defense of evolution education
• Creation science, evolution, and the separation of church and state
• What is science? Creation science avoids the requirements of science

Summary of Wheaton students' thoughts on faith and evolution

• Is studying evolution a threat to students' faith?
• Wheaton College's perspective
• Students' thoughts on living as scientists and Christians