Evolutionists argue, “Life does not progress up a hierarchical ladder from “low” to “high” but is a branching bush with numerous lineages splitting apart and coexisting simultaneously.” Darwin had a concept of a bush from the beginning, and the only diagram that appeared in his first edition. [...]
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More Darwinian Logic: Cladogram Methodology
Posted in biology, tagged cladogram, creationism, darwinian, evolution, missing link, science on November 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Darwinian Logic: All Paths In Science Lead To Evolution
Posted in biology, tagged christianity, creation, darwinian, evolution, logic, origins, religion, science on November 23, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Since there is going to be a celebration of the 150th anniversary of Darwin’s book, Origins which will be held November 24th, it has opened the door for much debate about Darwinian logic. What does this mean? It’s a method used as a basis to tell a story on various different pathways of evidence we [...]
Did Evolution Predict Specialized Complexity?
Posted in biology, tagged creation, evolution, intelligent design, Jerry Coyne, science on November 14, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Jerry Coyne, a dedicated defender of naturalism, and a skeptic of creationism and intelligent design declares in his book; “Why Evolution Is True”…
“The deepest (and oldest) layers of rock would contain the fossils of more primitive species, and some fossils should become more complex as the layers of rock become younger.”
The strongest evidence Jerry Coyne [...]
New Theoretical Framework Undermines Natural Selection
Posted in biology, tagged creationism, evolution, natural selection, Peter Godfrey-Smith, science, theories on October 16, 2009 | 13 Comments »
A new book published earlier this year has finally gotten some quite interesting attention. The book is called; “Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection” by philosopher Peter Godfrey-Smith. It got a very positive review for the most part in Science by Jay Odenbaugh…
“Peter Godfrey-Smith’s Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection is a dense and deep work on [...]
