Darwinism

Darwin opposed human slavery but viewed it as natural in other species—exploring this contradiction and the true motives behind his evolutionary theory.

Darwin rejected Genesis, miracles, and future judgment, but were his doubts based on evidence or emotion? Russell Grigg examines the flaws in his reasoning and worldview.

Many people erroneously think that Charles Darwin was once blissfully content with the biblical explanation of origins. The truth is significantly otherwise.

Evolution: the naturalistic origin of life and its diversity. The General Theory of Evolution, as acknowledged by prominent evolutionists, includes the origin of life. Take the question evolution quiz.

If Darwin was alive today, would he still be an Evolutionist? Dr Robert Carter studied Darwin’s work, examined the Galapagos Islands firsthand, and debates the origins of life with skeptics.

There are many scientists who can see that Darwinism is like the emperor with no clothes.

Life-sized dinosaur models thrilled the English public in 1854—but gave a compromised message.

Documenting the links between Darwin influenced Nazi racism.

Leaving Darwin to go nowhere?

The passage of time hasn’t solved a major riddle of plant evolution.

A review of Darwinian Eugenics and the Holocaust by Jerry Bergman.

Can mutations change an organism fast enough even over ‘evolutionary’ time?

How the German academic culture contributed to the genocide of European Jews during World War II

Tasman Walker talks to Dr Peter Borger about biochemistry and the meaning of life

With pressure from anti-racist groups to remove statues linked to racism and slavery, we ask questions about statues of Darwin and the representation of human evolution in major museums.

The new science about DNA that challenges evolution