The True Origin of the Species
In the last two chapters we’ve taken a tour — and a rather ugly tour — of the implications of evolutionary and racist thought. Sociologically and culturally, the implications are far-reaching. They reach from the…
Today’s Verse – John 17:18 (KJV)
About This Devotional Today’s Verse is a free daily devotional that includes a Bible verse, thought and prayer. The Thoughts and Prayer on Today’s Verse are written by Phil Ware. All scripture quotations, unless otherwise…
Is Historical Science Useful?
Scientists disagree on the accuracy of historical science to analyze evidence from the past. This disparity in viewpoints is largely between scientists who support evolutionary ideas and those who believe in the biblical, God-spoken creation.…
‘Borrow’ your own money?
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A Critical Evaluation of Statistical Baraminology: Part 1—Statistical Principles
Wood and co-workers (Robinson and Cavanaugh, 1998; Wood 2002, 2005a) have devised and promoted the application of some statistical methods to the taxonomy of various biological organisms. Principally, they rely on a technique described as…