Category: Evolution/Creation

Lessons Learned from a Scientific Discussion About Fungi

Lessons Learned from a Scientific Discussion About Fungi

One BBC science documentary can tell you a lot about the fragility and weakness of the theory of evolution, even if you aren't a scientist. However, you have to be willing to look and listen between the lines. Here I’m re-publishing my review of one "In Our Time" episode on the subject of fungi.

A Very Fishy Tale: The Fish-Tetrapod Transition

A Very Fishy Tale: The Fish-Tetrapod Transition

According to mainstream science fish evolved into tetrapods, and eventually, humans. The Darwinian story of evolution involves the rise of all the forms of life we see on earth today from non-life, and via an original single ancestor-the first living cell on earth. The alleged transition of life from fish to tetrapod-a walking animal-was the … Continue reading A Very Fishy Tale: The Fish-Tetrapod Transition

FAITH WITHOUT GOD!

FAITH WITHOUT GOD!

The “unknowns” of evolution are too numerous to list, yet the whole package is pushed upon us as though the concept is beyond question. True science deals with observable, testable certainties: evolution cloaks itself in those certainties in order to appear respectable and equally true…

The Changing Truths of Earth’s History

The Changing Truths of Earth’s History

I'm aware that you almost can't believe anything you hear or see these days, in traditional or streaming media. Truth is almost entirely out of style, and that's the truth. I therefore recently listened with due skepticism to another video about "new findings" in the world of geology.

God and Mitochondria: A Critique of the BBC’s “In Our Time” Episode

God and Mitochondria: A Critique of the BBC’s “In Our Time” Episode

I listened to "Mitochondria", an episode of "In Our Time", initially out of interest and the will to learn something while I was driving. I actually gained a lot more than I expected, and the podcast has provided me with another article of eye-opening realization.