Charles Darwin

• Darwin’s Sad Legacy

  March 23, 2009 from Answers Update

  What is not so commonly known is that there have been adverse parts of Darwin’s legacy that many of his followers have either denied or kept from public knowledge.

• Darwin and Lincoln

  Feb. 12, 2009

  Exactly 200 years ago today, two very famous people were born. Both men greatly impacted the world, but their legacies were quite different.

• Darwin in the News

  Jan. 31, 2009 from News to Know

  We’re less than two weeks away from Darwin’s birthday, and the news media isn’t forgetting.

• Have Charles Darwin’s Theories Helped Us at All?

  Jan. 17, 2009 from News to Know

  Thanks, Mr. Darwin—for nothing!

• Magazine Department Article

  The Question He Couldn't Answer

  Jan. 1, 2009 from Answers Magazine

  The inability to reconcile a loving God and a world of suffering leads to despair and hopelessness.

• The Origin of Life and the Irony of Darwin's Origin of the Species

  Dec. 13, 2008

  Darwin’s On the Origin of Species ironically doesn’t actually explain how species originated: that’s a clever point made, believe it or not, by evolutionists!

• Church of England Offers Posthumous Apology to Darwin

  Sept. 20, 2008

  As part of the celebration of the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, the Church of England is issuing an apology of sorts to Darwin for its previous “anti-evolutionary fervour.” The response from Darwin’s descendants? Thanks, but no thanks.

• Magazine Article

  Darwin Taught Male Superiority

  

  July 28, 2008 from Answers Magazine

  According to Darwinian theory, women were less evolved than men, and because of their smaller brains, they were “eternally primitive,” childlike, and more.

• Feedback Article

  Distorting for Darwin?

  April 11, 2008 from Feedback

  A reporter from the UK’s Gaurdian lets his real agenda shine through. Ken Ham responds.

• Agassiz: Anti-Darwin

  June 9, 2007

  Reviews a debate at Harvard about a historic anti-Darwinist.

• Darwin Still Debating the Creationists

  Nov. 19, 2005

  Devoted followers at the American Museum of Natural History have "resurrected" the man who popularized evolution, Charles Darwin.

• Defending Darwin (Again) on PBS-TV

  March 29, 2005

  A future Creation Museum was prominently featured in a 15-minute science report on America's PBS-TV's The News Hour with Jim Lehrer last night (Monday).

• National Geographic Is Wrong and so Was Darwin

  Nov. 6, 2004

  The 33-page cover story of the November issue of National Geographic asks the question, “Was Darwin wrong?” The magazine surprised no one with their confident answer, “No!”

• Was Darwin Wrong?

  Oct. 26, 2004

  Mount St. Helens in southwest Washington State, USA, has awakened, and lava is oozing out. The volcano’s renewed activity is being keenly watched by creationist geologists.

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  Exposing the Presuppositions of Darwin

  Nov. 11, 2002 from Feedback

  I was brought up without religion and accepted the teachings of Darwin.... I could not accept the Bible as true when the Genesis account of our origins was the antithesis of the ‘facts’ of evolution.

• Deifying Darwin?

  April 6, 2002 from Answers Update

  The British nation today is sliding into moral and spiritual chaos as God’s Word is brought down while Darwin’s Origin of Species is exalted.

• Magazine Article

  The Darwin/Trotsky connection

  March 1, 2001, pp. 54–55

  Leon Trotsky (1879-1940) was the organizer, propagandist, and military leader of the communist seizure of power in Russia following the revolution of 1917.

• Magazine Article

  Holy war?

  Sept. 1, 1999, pp. 26–27

  Who really opposed Darwin? Popular belief has it back to front …

• Magazine Article

  Charles Darwin and the Golden Rule

  Dec. 1, 1998, pp. 15–16

  How strange that the man who could make such a rational and obvious statement on the source of morality could also be the prime mover of the theory which has led to such a widespread disbelief in God.

• Darwin Versus Compassion

  March 19, 1998

  Darwin’s other writings reveal how barbarous evolutionary philosophy can be.

• Magazine Article

  All in the Mind

  Sept. 1, 1996, pp. 40–41

  The influence of belief in evolution upon the early developing psychoanalysis movement cannot be overemphasized.

• Magazine Article

  Darwin vs. the Eye

  Sept. 1, 1994, pp. 10–13

  Charles Darwin himself realized that it seemed incredible that evolutionary processes had to explain human vision.

• Magazine Article

  A Tale of Two Graves

  June 1, 1994, pp. 16–18

  Having read about the great revivals of generations ago in Britain, I was shocked the first time I visited that country to realize there was hardly a vestige of biblical Christianity in public life.

• Magazine Article

  Evolutionary Rebel Attacks Darwin

  Sept. 1, 1990, pp. 48–49

  The reviewer of the book writes, ‘Evolutionary biology is currently beset by an almost bewildering array of diverse opinions.’ This contrasts with the impression gained by the general public.

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