Tag: evolution
Michael Behe, Revolutionary: Challenging Darwin, One Peer-Reviewed Paper at a Time
We are currently celebrating the online release of a new documentary, Revolutionary: Michael Behe and the Mystery of Molecular Machines.
Spot the Problems in This Story
On an alien planet, as astronaut discovers cars that conceive, gestate, and give birth to smaller cars.
Alt-Right’s Interest in Evolution Makes Sense. An Obsession with Taylor Swift? Much Less So
I heard a promotion on our local NPR station for a report about the alt-right and their dual infatuation with Medieval Europe and pop star Taylor Swift.
The Unmistakable Imprint of Purpose — Response to a Theistic Evolutionist
We instantly spot the fruits of fertile imaginations by spotting their characteristic functional coherence. Dragonflies. Smartphones. Nuclear power plants.
Reaching the “Limits” of Material Explanations — Can It Be Done?
“Science is a game with one defining rule,” writes UCLA biochemist Richard E. Dickerson.
The Challenge to Evolution from Abortion
The whole point of “fitness,” in an evolutionary context, is reproduction. One has higher “fitness” if one can have more offspring.
Defense Department-Funded Study Finds that Dogs Relish Praise and Hot Dogs
This is indeed cutting-edge research. Given that, did you wonder if they’d bring evolution into it? Of course they do.
Jonathan Wells Dismantles Joshua Swamidass’s Argument for Evolution from Cancer
What Dr. Swamidass has going for him is primarily a quirk of semantics.
Back to School with Zombie Science
Here’s a great idea for students starting biology this year, whether at the high school or college level.
Common Descent or Common Design? An Exercise in Question-Begging
Darwinists point to similarities across species, classes, and phyla, and argue that this shows we’re all descended from a common ancestor.