Darwinism

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

Ideas of Lamarck, Hutton, Adam Smith, and Malthus all influenced Darwin’s thinking, and shaped concept of progression in human development, with natural selection just the mechanism.

A long-term study on the water flea, Daphnia pulex, contradicts thousands of papers on natural selection that ignored environmental variation.

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.

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

A review of Darwinian Racism: How Darwin influenced Hitler, Nazism, and white nationalism by Richard Weikart.

A review of Taking Leave of Darwin by Neil Thomas.

The evolutionary origin of the flowering plants remains Darwin’s “abominable mystery”.

If Darwin had today’s knowledge of the complexity of life, the lack of transitional fossils, the crumbling evidence for the tree of life, would he have been an evolutionist?

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

The long time needed to fix even a few linked mutations in a population falsifies evolution.

Social Darwinism is just as major, if not more, a driving force to the Holocaust as Hitler.

Dr Peter Borger talks about biochemistry and the meaning of life.

Questioning statues of Darwin, and representations of ape-to-man evolution in the Natural History Museum, school text books, TV programmes.