2014
Evolutionist: “This Picture Has Creationists Terrified”
Popular evidences for evolution are the DNA comparisons between species and how they align with the expected common descent pattern. Species that are thought to be more closely related on the evolutionary tree have been found to have more similar DNA, and species that are thought to be more distant on the evolutionary tree have been found to have greater differences in their DNA. The DNA comparisons, evolutionists argue, confirm the expected pattern. Indeed, evolutionists often presented such evidence with great confidence. As Christian de Duve once triumphantly declared: “All [organisms] are descendants of a single ancestral form of life. This fact is now established thanks to the comparative sequencing of proteins and nucleic acids.” But while evolutionists were quick Read More ›
Guy says he could almost believe Darwin’s followers …
Fri Nite Frite: The antifreeze froze
Sneezing sponges – existence challenges assumptions about ‘primitive’ organism
Interesting take on Ham on Nye debate: Commentator says it was all just about business for both
Attenborough, read your mail: Evolution is messier than TV
Naturalism is stopping more science today than fundamentalism
Nature makes an ID-friendly report on the Solar System (officially it’s not YEC friendly)
At the scandalous premiere of Privileged Planet at the Smithsonian Institution several years ago, astronomer Guillermo Gonzalez said something to the effect “not only are we in the right place in the universe, we’re alive at the right time!” Dr. Gonzalez, normally unexpressive and soft spoken, was uncharacteristically emphatic about being alive at the right time in cosmic history, suggesting the window of arrival of homo sapiens and modern technology happened within an exceedingly narrow time frame. He was so emphatic that one would surmise he was seeing a miracle, as if whatever was the source of the universe specially ordained this time and place in the fabric of reality. From the prestigious scientific journal Nature: Caught in the Act Read More ›