Gregor Mendel: No Darwinian
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,…
When Evolutionists Help Creationists Make Their Case, Part 3
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…
Book of Job: Fact or Fiction
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…
When Evolutionists Help Creationists Make Their Case, Part 2: Evolutionist Caught in Misconduct Doubles Down on Professional Misbehavior
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…
Schlitzie the “Missing Link” & Early Darwinian Sideshows
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…