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Darwin and Evolution

Irresponsible Reporters Push Evolution With Silly Notions
May 22, 2018
The silliest news reports in the science genre usually concern evolution. Immune from serious criticism, Darwinism should be a laughingstock, but is the darling of secular reporters.
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Darwin and Evolution

Darwinism Animalizes Human Values
May 14, 2018
What could be more noble than striving for peace and avoiding conflict? Well, now the Darwinians say that peacemaking evolved by natural selection, too.
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Darwin and Evolution

Natural Selection? No – Sheer Dumb Luck
March 13, 2018
Cornell University agrees: Darwin's theory reduces to the Stuff Happens Law.
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Mammals

All Bears Are Brethren
April 24, 2017
The world-wide variations on bears could have come from one original type. It has been known that Alaskan brown bears can hybridize with polar bears. The resulting mixed breeds, sometimes called ‘pizzlies’ or ‘cappucino bears’, were thought to be rare. Now, in a surprising study from Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum, scientists have […]
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Early Man

Fossils Destroy Human Evolution Story Again
February 16, 2017
The old picture of human evolution is in tatters again.
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Darwin and Evolution

Evolutionists Blunder on Natural Selection
November 29, 2016
It would be helpful if, when discussing natural selection, evolutionists knew what they are talking about.
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Darwin and Evolution

More Flaws in Darwin's Mechanism
August 27, 2015
Mutation and selection: we're taught those pillars of neo-Darwinism from high school. How does it measure up to reality, though?
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Dating Methods

Human Genome in Meltdown
January 11, 2013
Most of the deleterious mutations in the human population arose in the last 5,000 to 10,000 years, a survey claims.
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Amazing Facts

Mighty Mitochondria Conduct Energy Exquisitely
October 7, 2011
None of us could live without mitochondria. These are the power centers ubiquitous in eukaryotic cells. They contain molecular machines in factories whose jobs are to generate and conduct electrical currents. The currents run turbines that packetize the energy in molecules of ATP, which are then used by most processes in the cell. New discoveries continue to fascinate scientists with how mitochondria work. Some scientists use their energy to find ways Darwinian evolution could build the machinery of life.
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