Author: Ann Gauger
Humanly Speaking
There seems to be an idea on the part of some critics that my analysis in Science and Human Origins means that humans arose four million years ago.
The Lignin Enigma
“How can one mechanism [Darwinism] have been at the same time so effective and so ineffective? That tension vanishes completely when the design perspective is adopted.”
A Knotty Puzzle
Until fairly recently, scientists believed that folded proteins could be unfolded into a simple polypeptide chain by tugging on one end.
That Dog Won’t Hunt
Faith the Dog is not evidence for the ability to evolve bipedalism.
Why Proteins Aren’t Easily Recombined, Part 2
In an earlier article, I described how proteins are composed of units of secondary structure called alpha helices and beta sheets.