Tag: Ken Miller
In Texas, Messing with Textbooks: Ken Miller’s Biology Skirts the Law, Marred by Errors and Omissions on Evolution
In 2009, Texas adopted statewide science standards, called Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, or “TEKS.”
Dover Revisited: With Beta-Globin Pseudogene Now Found to Be Functional, an Icon of the “Junk DNA” Argument Bites the Dust
It’s been Exhibit A — literally, offered as evidence in a famous court case — for critics of ID who argue that our genome can’t be a product of design.
A New Article in Salvo Magazine Rebuts Objections that the Vertebrate Eye is Poorly Designed
Dawkins argues that even if the design works, it would “offend any tidy-minded engineer.” Yet the overall design of the eye actually optimizes visual acuity.
Putting a Contemporary Face on Darwin-Inspired Eugenics
The victims profiled here were mostly deemed to be mentally deficient but their resumes since then don’t sound that way, nor do the articulate comments attributed them.
Discovery of “Oldest Fully Aquatic Whale” Fossil Throws a Major Bone into Whale Evolution Story
The whale’s tale may be 5 million years shorter than previously thought.
