Darwin's God

Wanna Play Ball Scarecrow? Recently Larry Moran, Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Toronto, asked for ass...

The Royal Society, November 7-9 Don’t miss the upcoming “ New trends in evolutionary biology ” Scientific meeting at The Royal Society, ...

Not With Evolution The reason why evolutionists use teleological language is simple and, no, it isn’t because they are lazy. Evolutionis...

It’s Not My Dog, He Didn’t Bite You, And Besides You Kicked Him First In this age of specialization we look to the experts to tell us ...

This Problem Does Not Easily Go Away Recently I have been responding to several articles by evolutionist Dennis Venema. Venema has made va...

Consciousness Arose as a Solution Michael Graziano’s piece on how consciousness evolved in today’s Atlantic has a strange beginning: E...

Kangaroo Court Our federal legal system has become the focus of the latest political battle and Larry Klayman has now weighed in, explai...

The Bigger They Come, The Harder They Fall Arguments for evolution, the theory that the biological world arose strictly by chance and na...

The Most Important Recommendation of All The American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) task force on reproducibility in life science rese...

Toward a Consensus In my previous articles ( here , here and here ) I reviewed Dennis Venema’s articles ( here , here and here ) which c...

Toward a Consensus In my previous articles ( here and here ) I reviewed Dennis Venema’s articles ( here , here and here ) which claimed ...

Toward a Consensus In my previous article I reviewed Dennis Venema’s articles ( here and here ) which claimed that the genomes of differ...

Toward a Consensus Dennis Venema, professor of biology at Trinity Western University, has written a series of articles that have been note...

The Nose Knows It is ironic that Charles Lyell, whose seminal, if flawed, work in geology—the barrister is sometimes known as the father...

It’s Just Getting Worse As we have discussed many times, proteins are a show-stopper for evolution. Proteins consist of dozens, hundreds...