Darwin’s Blunder Lives On
April 30, 2024
A major journal publishes a paper claiming that natural selection is like human engineering.
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Calling It Evolution When It’s Not
April 29, 2024
Evolutionists' favorite word gets dragged into situations that don't involve speciation.
Another Fish Story That Is True
April 27, 2024
You'll be amazed at the power of a salmon's homing instinct in this short video.
Archive: First Land Animals, Lateral Gene Transfer, and Beetle Fans
April 26, 2024
Enjoy some of our posts from 22 years ago, which were lost during a website upgrade.
The Science of Being Wrong
April 25, 2024
In a process of continual correction, when does one get to certainty?
How Could a Camera Eye Evolve in a Worm?
April 24, 2024
The story of three annelid branches: Why evolutionists claim they took very different paths.
Magical Thinking by Evolutionists
April 22, 2024
Natural selection is a magic wand to evolutionists. It creates scientists from fish.
Archive: Caveman Rock, Body Time, Primate with Dinosaurs
April 19, 2024
Articles we printed in April 2002 lead to a question: have evolutionists changed in the last 22 years?
Survival of the Nicest? Now They Tell Us.
April 18, 2024
Struggle for existence? No; love makes the world go round.
Mutations Battle Living Fossils
April 17, 2024
Attempts to harmonize living fossil research with mutation research fail.
Intact Dinosaur Molecules Found
April 16, 2024
A skeptic's own lab proves that amino acids are from the original dinosaur.
God Glorified in Solar Eclipse
April 9, 2024
Millions stood in awe of the April 8 solar eclipse but theists had the best time.
Tale of the Tail: Why the Human Coccyx Is Not a Vestigial Organ
April 3, 2024
Tall tales about the loss of the human tail continue to mislead.
Wildflowers Illustrate Resurrection
March 30, 2024
Enjoy a beautiful new video for Easter from Illustra Media.
Archive: Tuatara, Eyes, Cells, Self-Organization, Astrobiology
March 29, 2024
More lost stories from the end of March 2002 are republished here. Topics: the tuatara, eyes, self-organization, cells, architecture.