Charles Darwin

Charles Darwin worked from Down House in Kent, today a museum with secular, pro-evolution, anti-Christian message.

Should we care that Cecil the lion was hunted down and killed?

Rev. John Henslow and Rev. John Sedgwick, anti-evolutionist Professors at Cambridge, mentored Darwin but laid the foundation of long ages that Darwin needed for biological evolution.

Charles Darwin’s abhorrence of slavery didn’t have anything to do with his theory of evolution.

Darwin’s racism involved his regarding the Fuegians as ‘miserable animals’ instead of human beings with the skills necessary to survive in their hostile environment.

Hitlers Lebensborn program to produce a master race of Aryan babies was a complete failure, resulting in much shame and persecution for the unfortunate offspring produced.

Almost every topic and example of evolution given by Charles Darwin in his Origin of Species appeared first in his grandfather Erasmus

Christopher Columbus described the Fuegians as friendly, and handsome; Darwin compared them to devils and animals. Why the difference?

In the early twentieth century, German intellectuals were eager to embrace social Darwinism, which played a role in Germany

Darwin later rejected pure Darwinism for Lamarckism and now discoveries in epigenetics suggest that inheritance of acquired characteristics does occur.

A response to a review of Darwin: The Voyage that Shook the World by the National Center for Science Education in which CMI defends the treatment of Darwins life and accomplishments.

Darwin wrongly interpreted the Santa Cruz River as being eroded by the ocean over millions of years but it was carved by a catastrophic release of glacial meltwater

Darwins evolutionary materialism grew out of the philosophy of deism that he adopted from his influential friends, particularly lawyer Charles Lyell.

The attitudes of the young Charles Darwin help us understand his later theorizing.

In Darwins day, leading scientists opposed his theory of evolution, while some prominent clergy supported it.

Darwin’s Galapagos finches are evidence supporting rapid post-Flood adaptation.