Category: Evolution
Podcast Series: What Would Darwin Do Say?
Go back and take a look at my review of Nickell John Romjue’s ingenious work of imagination, I, Charles Darwin.
In Seattle, Alvin Plantinga & Jay Richards Address an Audience of More than a Thousand
The event reprised themes from a series of posts the two philosophers exchanged one year ago here at ENV.
Information, Past and Present
ENV asked the Evolutionary Informatics Lab to respond to a critique of the work of William Dembski by geneticist Joe Felsenstein at the University of Washington.
Taking on Behe’s Challenge: Evolve Me a Cilium
Have evolutionists in the Netherlands succeeded in explaining parts of a cilium using only natural selection?
First, Pseudogenes Found to Have Function; Now Pseudoenzymes
Pseudogenes were considered a kind of “junk DNA” till some were found with a regulatory function. Now, “dead enzymes,” presumed to be non-functional, have come to life.