Theory of Evolution

• The Theory of the Moment

  April 15, 2008

  What makes evolution so persistent, ironically, is the malleability of the outcomes involved in the belief in non-teleological origins.

• In-Depth Article

  Evolution: The Anti-Science

  Feb. 13, 2008 from Answers in Depth

  Some evolutionists have argued that science isn’t possible without evolution. But is evolution even science?

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• Evolution—A Framework in Which to Interpret Evidence

  June 5, 2007 from Responding to Protestors’ Propaganda

  Creationists agree that the diversity of life changes over time, but only in thousands of years and by variation within kinds.

• Evolution: the Game

  Jan. 6, 2007

  An article from Germany’s Der Spiegel reviews this latest evolutionism-based form of entertainment, called Spore, and authored by the “inventor” (as the article describes him) of such well-known games as SimCity and The Sims.

• From Ferrari to Model T: Is Reverse Evolution Possible?

  Oct. 18, 2006

  Question: If your brand new car breaks down and you take parts from an older car to fix it, is your new car closer to becoming a Model-T?

• Can an Evolutionist Celebrate Earth Day?

  April 22, 2006

  This essay examines two questions: “Can an evolutionist celebrate Earth Day?” and “Can a creationist celebrate Earth Day?”

• Nothing New Under the Sun: Media Report Hypes Evolution Claims

  Oct. 12, 2005

  A recent article from The Washington Post had the headline, “New Analyses Bolster Central Tenets of Evolution Theory.”

• Mozart—Made in a Rat’s Image?

  Nov. 4, 2003

  It’s amazing how many assumptions lie behind evolutionists’ efforts to reconstruct the past based on skimpy evidence that exists only in the present.

• Feedback Article

  Evolution is Bankrupt

  Dec. 9, 2002 from Feedback

  Just writing in to say that AIG has been wonderful in helping me witness to my family. They had absolutely no idea that there was an alternative to evolution in terms of real science.

• Magazine Article

  Is Evolution Really Essential for Science?

  Sept. 1, 2001, pp. 43–44

  “The subject of evolution occupies a special, and paradoxical, place within biology as a whole.”

• Technical Research Paper

  Evolutionary Naturalism: An Ancient Idea

  Aug. 1, 2001, pp. 77–80

  The theory of biological evolution is not a modern idea. Organic evolution was first taught by the Greeks at least as early as the 7th century BC.

• Magazine Article

  ‘Evolution made me do it!’

  June 1, 2000, pp. 4–5

  As has often been pointed out, however, a theory which is so flexible that it can be used to 'explain' almost any outcome, in reality explains nothing.

• “The Theory of Evolution”

  Jan. 17, 2000

  There is a lot of discussion going on about evolution and its place in public education.

• Magazine Article

  Why Evolution Can’t Advance

  March 1, 1999, pp. 15–16

  For every postulated evolutionary advance, that is, for the acquisition of every new system, an increase of information is required.

• Magazine Article

  Chaos physics: an Escape Route for Evolution?

  Sept. 1, 1990, pp. 36–37

  Heralded as a breakthrough in physics as revolutionary as quantum mechanics or relativity, media reports of ‘chaos’ theory talk of order being found in disorder, and similar wordings.

• Magazine Article

  No Real Theory of Evolution

  June 1, 1990, pp. 14–15

  'The interpretation of evolution is in a state of upheaval: the rapid advancement of Molecular Biology has led into question many of the tenets of Darwinism and neo-Darwinism....'

• Magazine Article

  Evolution of Thought

  Sept. 1, 1987, pp. 41–42

  Summary of articles about evoluton related news.

• Book Chapter

  Evolution Is Religion

  July 1, 1987 from The Lie: Evolution

  It is easy to grasp the basic tenets of science and quickly come to the conclusion that evolution is really a religion.

• Magazine Article

  Evolution, Chance, and Creation

  June 1, 1981, pp. 22–23

  When we toss a coin, we expect it to land showing either a head or tail.

• Magazine Article

  History—Influence & Evolution Part 3

  Feb. 1, 1980, pp. 28–29

  Scientific knowledge in the two hundred years from 1500 to 1700 AD expanded enormously.

• History—Influence and Evolution—Part 2

  Oct. 1, 1979, pp. 13–21

  Within a period 200 years scientific knowledge increased enormously, but many scientists focused on the material world to the exclusion of the supernatural God.

• Magazine Article

  History—Influence & Evolution Part 2

  Oct. 1, 1979, pp. 13–14

  I want you to consider the enormous growth in scientific knowledge in the 200 years after 1500: 1500–1700.

• Magazine Article

  History—Influence & Evolution Part 1

  July 1, 1979, pp. 17–18

  This paper deals not with the history of evolution as a theory during the last hundred years, but rather with the background influences that have enabled the theory to be widely accepted.

• Magazine Article

  The Revolution Called Evolution

  April 1, 1979, pp. 19–20

  Paradigm is a big and unfamiliar word which means “framework of ideas” or the belief on which you hang your hat.

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