We’ve been talking about holiday gift-giving here at ENV lately, and I’d like to suggest one more gift idea: buy a subscription for a friend (or yourself) to Salvo Magazine.

Salvo unblushingly offers an honest, rational, and respectful take on hard questions about sex, science, and society. Salvo directs the conversation where many are afraid to go. Of interest to ENV readers, every issue offers ID-friendly articles written in an informed and compelling manner. The latest issue contains my first article in a four-part series examining the debate over ENCODE. The series will show why ENCODE-critics have failed to refute the project’s findings that overturn the myth of “junk DNA.” Check it out at Salvomag.com.

If you subscribe or “gift it” before December 31, you’ll get a $6 DISCOUNT plus a FREE bonus issue ($7) on “Science and Faith” — a special edition that we covered at ENV when it came out last year. That issue features articles by ENV authors including William Dembski, Jonathan Wells, Paul Nelson, Stephen Meyer, John West, Mike Keas, Richard Weikart, Frank Tipler, myself, and others.
To subscribe, visit SalvoToday.com and enter the code DEC14 to receive the discount and the FREE issue. Or call 1-800-283-8333 and give the same code. Your subscription will start with the new Winter 2014-2015 issue.

Salvo is a great gift for anyone — old or young — who wants to keep up with important issues facing our culture today. You surely know a friend or two who should be reading Salvo!