Gregor Mendel was born July 20 or 22 (sources disagree), 1822, in Heinzendorf, a small village in the Austrian Empire. Today the village is located in the Czech Republic.1 Mendel’s family were poor farmers. Worse,… Gregor Mendel: No Darwinian

Unsurprisingly, in light of this educational restriction, surveys show that over 98% of working PhD scientists accept evolution.2 Perhaps equally unsurprising is the way in which this statistic is used as an argument against the… When Evolutionists Help Creationists Make Their Case, Part 3

Scholars who believe Job is fictitious have argued that the narrative sections of the book of Job (chapters 1–2; 42) present a fictional story. Scholars who believe Job is fictitious have argued that the narrative… Book of Job: Fact or Fiction

I also showed, with examples, that when a small minority of mainstream scientists are exposed to technical YEC claims, “they appear to prefer ignorance of the key scientific details.”3 In extreme cases, a far more… When Evolutionists Help Creationists Make Their Case, Part 2: Evolutionist Caught in Misconduct Doubles Down on Professional Misbehavior

The circus for most of its history regularly featured numerous displays of diseased or deformed humans purported to document Darwin’s theory of human evolution (Bogdan 1988; Cook 1996). In the annals of sideshow performance, one… Schlitzie the “Missing Link” & Early Darwinian Sideshows