Theory of evolution

Dicynodonts, ‘out-of-place’ fossils, Cretaceous, reassigned to Cenozoic mammal like Diprotodon.

Renowned photographer Bill Boehm talks about his passion for the created world and its Creator

Super-engineering in nature is a major conundrum for evolutionary theory.

Loss of flight in railbirds is an example of devolution, not evolution.

Does Evolution Explain Everything About Life? is a ten-PhD scientist book critique of a recent New Scientist book.

A review of Spectacle: The astonishing life of Ota Benga by Pamela Newkirk.

A review of Blueprint: The evolutionary origins of a good society by Nicholas A. Christakis

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

Beliefs about Darwinian natural selection and conservation conflict, as Huxley realised, seen in Attenborough’s TV programmes and nature’s idolization.

Western belief in ‘deep time’ first appeared in 17th and 18th century France

Design in fly embryos and the flea beetle spring mechanism denies evolution while supporting intelligent, divine design.

The Himalayan/Tibetan snow lotus, Saussurea laniceps, is shrinking because of human-induced natural selection—not evolution.

We examine the evidence for evolution presented by Carroll Lane Fenton in the 1970 edition of World Book Encyclopedia.

The geographic distribution of plants and animals is a problem for evolution but easily explained by the Genesis Flood

A review of Theistic Evolution: A scientific, philosophical, and theological critique.

The astonishing numbers of abortions performed each year is indicative of the complete loss of society’s Judeo-Christian foundations, which should drive Christians to their knees in prayer.