Can Unbelievers Really Be Happy? – Commentary
May 24, 2020
The previous entry described coping mechanisms used by unbelievers to deal with 'uncreatedness' and crisis. Let's think about them.
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Can Unbelievers Really Be Happy?
May 24, 2020
Yes, agnostics can find contentment, and many describe themselves as happy. But do they derive their happiness from their beliefs?
Ribosome Self-Assembly Is Not Evolution
May 23, 2020
So many pieces have to be placed in the right order, chance is ridiculously out of luck.
Positive Selection Is a Myth
May 22, 2020
Evolutionists have been bluffing with math about signals of positive natural selection in the genes. They were wrong.
Darwinist Tormentors Cry Over Torment Caused by Their Victims
May 21, 2020
When the scientific establishment is wrong or evil, science denialism can be a good thing.
Nutty Evolutionist Seduces Lady Luck, Gets Good Press
May 20, 2020
You can get away with nonsense if you dress it up in seductive jargon. Evolutionists have mastered this trick.
How Secular Geology Forces Observations into an Old-Earth Narrative
May 19, 2020
On the 40th anniversary of Mt. St. Helens' eruption, geologists ignore implications of rapid change.
Brain Science Needs a Rethink
May 18, 2020
Have the sciences of the mind, from psychology to neuroscience, really grasped what's going on inside our skulls?
Natural Selection Is Catnip to Darwinians
May 16, 2020
The words put them in a state of euphoria, dreaming they have explained something when all they have said is "stuff happens."
Archive Classic: Neo-Darwinism Falsified in the Lab
May 14, 2020
This article from Odober 19, 2004 should be remembered because of its importance. Evolutionists ignored it.
Archive Classic: The Factor Darwin (and Malthus) Didn’t Consider
May 13, 2020
This entry from March 17, 2003 became inaccessible from the archives, but needs to be posted again because of its importance.
Previous Tetrapod Ancestors Fell Flat, Too
May 12, 2020
Fame and Fortune (cont.): What constitutes a sister taxon to tetrapods? By Margaret Helder, PhD (continued from yesterday) Ever since Prof. Edward Drinker Cope identified a lobe finned fish called Eusthenopteron from Miguasha in Quebec, as a promising ancestor of four footed animals, the question arose as to what features in a fish would […]
Archive Classic: The Evolution of Electrical Engineering: An Imaginary Tale
May 10, 2020
This CEH entry from Jan 17, 2007 contains a lesson still important today.
Silly Darwin Stories Do No Good
May 9, 2020
Darwinists cannot confirm anything in their stories, and even if they could, so what?
Landslides on Pluto Happened Quickly
May 7, 2020
If Pluto is really 4.6 billion years old, something happened almost instantaneously out there some time ago. In planetary science, where experts are accustomed to thinking everything is billions of years old, sudden unique events present problems. Almost everything should have settled down by now into a routine. One can certainly argue for exceptions, where […]