Responses to Objections
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Responses to ObjectionsMichael Behe and the Common Ancestor (Repeated Deception Revealed the Most Important Theorists of Intelligent Design)
A book of about 300 pages containing scientific opposition and heavy criticism of one of the theories, how will the proponents of that theory behave towards him? Will they confront him by refuting his criticism and proving the error of his behavior and unscientific conclusion? No! ...
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Responses to ObjectionsFrancis Collins and the Excess Hypothesis
Note: This article is from the book Evolution Oriented between Science and Religion. For more see the book. Notable American geneticist Francis Collins was the head of the Human Genome Project...
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Responses to ObjectionsKin Altruism
Note: This article is from The Critique of Evolutionary Morality: Richard Dawkins. For more, please see the book. It is self-evident from the perspective of the struggle for survival that natural selection is...
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Arab Media and Evolution Theory: Concealing Opponents
The Arab media when it comes to the theory of evolution Darwinism, you feel that no sane in the West doubts its validity! While the number of opponents, from "advertisers" for it, who hold the highest degrees, and belong to places such as the Academy...
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Genome Duplication Is Not a Magic Bullet for Mutations
Darwinians like to think that genome multiplication from magic shots to random mutations has suddenly given vast new possibilities to the genome. But it seems that genome multiplication, that is, having a backup copy of each gene to take advantage of, and a hundred...
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Responses to ObjectionsA species becomes a species if a qualified taxonomist says it is!
A clip by Dr. Hisham Azmi on the problem of speciation and the definition of type for the theory of evolution See the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v?qqyyPBNBGo1zC0 Brief from the fourth chapter in the book (Design of Life): Speciation is the starting point of everything in the theory of...
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Responses to ObjectionsImaginary amphibious whale's ancestor is back in the scientific papers.
A few days ago, a paper by a group of researchers appeared in the journal Current Biology entitled "Amphibious whale from the Middle Eocene in Peru reveals an early spread in the South Pacific of tetrapods."
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Responses to ObjectionsWhat is the meaning of evolution?
This question we believe that commitment to it is an indispensable necessity for all parties to the dialogue, because if we are going to disagree on something, we must know well what it means, and this knowledge must be well documented and edited, and we must put aside our impressions and convictions ...
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Responses to ObjectionsBehe Returns with Darwin Devolves: New DNA Science That Challenges Evolution
We just finished translating and publishing Behe, so Behe came up with his new book, Darwin’s Devolve, to focus on a point he’d talked about a lot before, but scientific research has made it clearer than ever.
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Responses to ObjectionsWhy Can Fossils Not Demonstrate Ancestor–Descendant Relationships?
*Note: This article is from the book Zombie Science: Icons of Evolution Again. For more see the book. According to British biologist Ronald Jenner, without a good fossil record there is "little choice to resort to our fantasies...
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Responses to ObjectionsNobel Prize in Chemistry 2018: Evolution or Design? (4)
As we explained in the third part of this year’s commentary on the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, the environment in directed evolution is entirely artificial, and if it proves anything, it proves the assumption that it is impossible to create anything in life without...
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Responses to ObjectionsIgnoring Animal “Culture”: A Critique of Dawkins’s Evolutionary Ethics
*Note: This article is from Richard Dawkins's "Critique of Evolutionary Ethics: A Model" book. For more, please see the book. The reader may be surprised at the term animal culture, but this surprise disappears with the intended statement. Culture here is meant as a "picture of life"...
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Responses to ObjectionsNobel Prize in Chemistry 2018: Evolution or Design? (1)
The Royal Swedish Society for Science publishes a pseudo-evolutionary icon, which is not even a valid representation of the hypotheses of human evolution, to celebrate the award of the Nobel Prize in "chemistry" to three "smart" scientists for their success in "designing" laboratory experiments.
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Responses to ObjectionsOn Not Reading the Book: A Response to Francisco Ayala (2)
By: Dr. Steven Meyer The closest Ayala review has come to realizing the book's central positive argument is its clumsy attempt to refute the idea of intelligent design by insisting that the existence of "non-sense" sequences or junk in the human genome proves...
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Responses to ObjectionsResponse to Darrel Falk’s Review of Signature in the Cell
By Dr. Steven Meyer Note: Dr. Darrell Falk, a professor of biology at Point Loma Nazarene University, reviewed a signature book in the cell, in a blog post by the Biologos Foundation called "Science...
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Responses to ObjectionsWhy are Darwinians afraid to read a signature in a cell?
David Kleinhofer: It is encouraging to know that although there is a cult of ignorant Darwinian atheists as arrogant in England as there is in the United States, acute ignorance finds the right response from the right-minded.
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Responses to ObjectionsOn Not Reading the Book: A Response to Francisco Ayala (1)
By: Dr. Stephen Mayer There is no doubt that this always happens, there must be many reviews written by reviewers who have barely opened the pages of books they claim to review, but those who decide to write such blind reviews usually make an effort to get...
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Responses to ObjectionsThe Adam and the Genome Debate: Did Humans Descend from a Single Couple?
This passage and the debate that took place at the Biologos website about the book (Adam and the Genome) of Denis Venima are dangerous by any measure. A harsh lesson for evolutionists in particular, and for scientists in general. The story in short is that the theory of evolution assumes that...
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Responses to ObjectionsCollins and directed evolution: why does he refuse to infer biocomplexity?
On the other hand, the complexity seen in living things cannot be used as evidence for Collins' creator, because Darwinism has interpreted the existence of this complexity as a result of common origin and natural selection, and therefore it is no longer permissible to infer...
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Responses to ObjectionsNeo-Lamarckian Epigenetic Inheritance
*Note: This article is from Darwin's Doubt: The Sudden Emergence of Life and the Argument for Intelligent Design. For more see the book. The third element of the neo-Darwinian triad is the transmission and inheritance of genetic information. It is not surprising...
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Responses to ObjectionsDo proponents of intelligent design practice science?
*Note: This article is from the book (Signature in the Cell: DNA and Guides to Intelligent Design) for more. When some of us within the intelligent design research community began to develop what we saw as a new deductive understanding of the origin and nature of...
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Responses to ObjectionsThe Scopes Trial: Hollywood Versus the Truth
*Note: This article is from the book Retrial: The Hidden Story of the Dover Case. For more, check out the book. The Hollywood version of the Scopus trial depicts critics of intelligent design as anyone trying to find alternatives to Darwinian evolution as moving...
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Responses to ObjectionsNobel Prize for Guided Evolution: A Simple Question Before the Celebration
If it is blind nature that has produced all living things by selecting the fittest from the results of random mutations (Darwinian evolution), why is the Nobel Prize awarded for doing the same thing as blind nature?
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Responses to ObjectionsThe Myth of Darwin’s Finches
*Note: This article is from the book Icons of Evolution: A Science or a Myth? For more see the book. When Darwin was in the Galapagos Islands he managed to collect nine of the species that bear his name today - out of thirteen species - and then classified only six...
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