NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—After its fifth weekend, Ben Stein’s “Expelled: No Intelligence Designed” has entered the Top 12 on the all-time list for documentary films—a distinction that some say is a solid box office achievement, others say is a small feat.

Ben Stein’s new movie “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” opened April 18 in theaters. It explores the widespread persecution— destruction of livelihoods, careers and reputations—of scientists who doubt Darwin’s theory of evolution and think intelligence is needed to explain life’s origin and development.

If you have heard of the new documentary “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed,” which opened April 18, chances are you have heard all kinds of distortions and myths about it. So let me set the record straight about some of the most common myths.

Large majorities of Americans continue to reject Darwinian evolution as an answer to the origin of life despite the hegemony it enjoys in the academy, popular culture, government and the news media. Americans who are concerned about the unwillingness of our societal elite to consider the flaws of evolution can send a message about our unrelenting rejection of Darwinism by seeing the new documentary, “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.”

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)—Actor, commentator and comedian Ben Stein promises he hasn’t lost his mind. Well, he says with his famous dry monotone humor, at least not in this instance.

PETERSBURG, Ky. (BP)—Nearly a year after it opened, the Creation Museum near Cincinnati still has its secular detractors, but its success in attendance is erasing any doubts it can succeed.

FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)—A controversial documentary set for release nationwide April 18 could foster a cultural shift “equivalent to the fall of the Berlin Wall,” says William Dembski, research professor of philosophy at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)—Some 200 students at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary recently got a free sneak preview of the upcoming documentary “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed,” and they gave it high marks.