Theory of evolution

For those seeking to explain life’s origin from an evolutionary perspective, the gap between aspirations and evidence remains vast.

Where they are not ignored, creationists are invariably disparaged and misrepresented.

Not original to Darwin but the revival of an ancient idea.

A museum has honoured a curator who was fired more than a century ago in controversial circumstances—supposedly because he was an evolutionist.

Microscopic ‘water bears’ are a puzzle for evolutionists.

Should today’s Church and Christians generally oppose the theory of evolution? We can learn some good lessons from history.

Ernst Haeckel perpetrated multiple frauds to promote evolution including his infamous embryo drawings.

Could a good and loving God have used evolution? No way!

A fairy tale for grown-ups? Musings from Hans Christian Andersen, ‘intelligent ink’ and evolution.

Far from the theory of evolution being derived from facts that speak for themselves, it is actually rooted in the philosophical concept of atheism.

Its exotic plants actually show evolution has not happened

‘Early Cambrian’ arthropod fossils showing ‘exceptionally preserved eyes’ with ‘modern optics’ should be an eye-opener for evolutionists—but they resort to ‘spin’ instead

21 arguments for biological evolution are examined.

The best thing to use in the fight against a religion is actually another religion.

Spencer is most (in)famous for applying survival of the fittest to human society—the strongest and fittest should flourish, while the weak and unfit should die!

The impact of Darwinism on Western conceptions of law