Darwinism was once a well-fortified castle, with elaborate towers, moats, and battlements. It remained in that condition for well over 100 years—from the publication of "The Origin of Species" in 1859 to the Darwin Centennial and then for perhaps three decades after that. Today, however, it more closely resembles a house of cards, built out of flimsy icons rather than hard evidence, and liable to blow away in the slightest breeze. —Tom Bethell, Darwin's House of Cards (2017), p. 20
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The question of whether a theory is "scientific" is really a red herring. What we really want to know is whether a theory is true or false, supported by the evidence or not, worthy of our belief or not. And we cannot decide those questions by applying a set of abstract criteria that purport to tell in advance what all good scientific theories must look like. — Stephen Meyer, Darwin's Doubt, p. 389
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February 13, 2013In origin-of-life (OOL) research, any partial solution seems good enough, even if the big questions go unanswered.
Biology textbooks played a significant role in promoting racism, but this embarrassing history is often ignored. Dr Jerry Bergman explains why.
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