Darwin's God

Information Organization A recent paper , authored by Winston Ewert, uses a dependency graph approach to model the relationships between t...

Ten Thousand Bits? Did you know Mars is going backwards? For the past few weeks, and for several weeks to come, Mars is in its retrograde ...

Pre Adaptation In contrast [to trait loss], the gain of genetically complex traits appears harder, in that it requires the deployment of m...

We can only say that so it is Why do ostriches have four, rather than two, kneecaps? A new study has found several possible biomechanical...

A High Degree of Regulation and Control New research is using antibodies to map out the spatio-temporal locations of 12,003 different pro...

Don’t Count on the Duchess We have looked at Dennis Venema’s articles on evidences for common descent here , here , here , here , here ,...

My Dear Watson The DNA code is used in cells to translate a sequence of nucleotides into a sequence of amino acids, which then make up a...

F6 Thinking In his recent review of Benjamin Jantzen’s Introduction to Design Arguments (Cambridge University Press, 2014), evolutioni...

“Men Loved Darkness Rather Than Light” In his blog post this week on the neuroscience research of Columbia’s Sean Escola, NIH Director ...

The Brain Was Evolutionarily Designed? Perhaps the most unlikely part, of all the many unlikely parts, of evolutionary theory is the evo...

Molecules Gone Wild We recently reported that the common squid, Doryteuthis pealeiirecodes , uses massive, tissue-specific, RNA editing t...

An Optimal Code One of the powerful evidences for evolution is the DNA code, at least according to evolutionists. The DNA code is essentia...

Aristotelianism on Steroids It’s no secret that the biological world contains all manner of complicated and finely-tuned machines and me...

Theory of the Gaps Research out of Israel continues to hammer away at the once powerful proof text for evolution, that our retina is one ...

Follow the Evidence When Eric Metaxas wrote a Christmas Day piece in the Wall Street Journal about how science is lending support to m...

What Was Thought to be the Problem is Actually the Solution At the cellular level our bodies depend on a delicate balance of ions that i...

Gene Duplication Meets Epigenetics Making new genes is not easy. For several decades now it has been thought that the only process for g...

De Novo Genes a Done Deal It is no surprise that proteins—the essential machines of life—are not likely to have evolved. At least, that ...

Enhancing the Cone Photoreceptor Sensitivity The best arguments for evolution have always been from dysteleology. This world, as evoluti...

It’s Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature It has become increasingly obvious that lncRNAs are functional but now Kristian Baker’s group has ...