Evolutionism

Peter Line reviews the status of the varied fossils not labelled as ‘Homo’ that evolutionists interpret as our ancestors. He shows that their story does not stack up.

Although Neandertals are known to have made ornaments and decorated bone tools, many evolutionists have dismissed this as ‘borrowing’. New analysis of a site shows that the Neandertals were the real inventors.

Monkeys’ brains react in predictable ways to the communication calls of their fellow monkeys. The evolutionary hype over these rather banal findings is, as usual, quite unjustified.

The origin of the first living organism is a huge problem for materialists. Agnostic DB of California agrees that creationist critiques are strong, but argues that ribozyme ‘evolution’ might solve the problem; Dr Sarfati responds.

Controversy over origin of stromatolites reveals new insights into the way scientists think.

Morphological analysis points to genetic variation within the one human kind, so the case for human evolution collapses.

While many people might regard fish as being well down the intelligence stakes, fisheries biologists have mounting evidence to the contrary.

Latest ‘ape-man link’ in Ethiopia excites media—but what has really been discovered? Creationist neuroscientist Dr Peter Line investigates.

A Response to Richard Dawkins The Blind Watchmaker

The Origin of Life: A Problem for Evolution

Currently fashionable ape-men

Adam’s Brothers? Race, Science, and Genesis Before Darwin

Why 50 Scientists Choose to Believe in Creation

Refuting Evolution