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Information Sharing Is Not Evolution

Scientists are finding that organisms can use libraries of functional information obtained from one another.

Gut Bacteria Remember Pathogens

New discovery on intestinal immune system adds to the complexity of the human body

Evolution of Pathogens Is Mostly Questions, Not Answers

Do evolutionists understand the origin of pathogens? Short answer: no. But there are non-Darwinian mechanisms at work.

Why Did God Make Mosquitoes?

Did the Creator have a purpose for mosquitoes? Things have changed since the beginning.

Human Breast Milk Is Best for Infants

Cow milk Is for cows: new research provides yet another reason why human breast milk is the best for human infants.

Plagues Can Arise Quickly Without Evolution

Smallpox and mosquitos illustrate how diseases can arise quickly and spread through human populations.

Pandemic? Ignore Evolution

Evolutionists are trying to sneak Darwin into another field where he doesn't belong.

Solutions Come from Freedom and Ingenuity, Not Government

Look at these fantastic examples of potential solutions to world problems coming from motivated scientists.

Antibiotic Resistance Is Shared, Not Evolved

Growing evidence undermines commonly-cited examples of evolution happening right before our eyes.

Time to Get Down and Dirty

Staying too clean can be bad for you. Let your good germs take care of the bad ones.

Some Pathogens Are Surprisingly Young

Did pathogens like viruses and bacteria appear recently? Do evolutionists have solid theories of where they came from?

Antibiotic Resistance Didn’t Evolve; It Was Borrowed

A key 'proof' of evolution in action falls as scientists discover that pathogens don't invent resistance genes; they share them.

Bacteria Share Antibiotic Resistance

Antibiotic resistance does not "evolve" in a Darwinian way. Rather, a new study shows that bacteria share their genetic information.

Two Mutations Caused Black Death

The Black Plague of the Middle Ages happened by accident. It was enabled by two mutations to a bacterium, scientists claim.

Pathogens Don't Exist

It takes a partnership to have a disease, say two microbiologists who argue for ditching the word "pathogen."
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