Did Charles Darwin Recant?
Charles Darwin, the famous naturalist who formulated the theory of evolution, died on April 19, 1882, at the age of 73. In the years following his death, several stories emerged claiming that Darwin had a death-bed conversion and renounced evolution. One of the most well-known stories …
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Large-Scale Function for Endogenous Retroviruses
Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs) have long been touted as evidence for evolution, with their presence in the human genome being considered part of the so-called "junk DNA." ERVs are short DNA sequences that make up about 5% of our DNA or approximately 10% of the total …
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Male Nipples: Evidence of Design
Male nipples have long been a topic of discussion when it comes to the theory of evolution. Critics argue that if humans were created by an intelligent designer, why would males possess nipples since they do not serve any purpose for them? In this article …
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Fibre Optics in the Eye: Demolishing the Atheistic 'Bad Design' Argument
The claim that our eyes are poorly designed due to their supposedly backward wiring is a common argument used by antitheists to discredit the idea of an intelligent designer. However, this argument is based on a lack of understanding …
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Giraffes: Animals That Stand Out in a Crowd
Giraffes are truly remarkable creatures that stand out in any crowd. Whether you see them at the zoo or in their natural habitat of Central Africa, their towering presence is undeniable. In fact, giraffes are the second largest land animals alive today …
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Would Darwin be a Darwinist today?
Charles Darwin, known for his theory of evolution, made significant contributions to the scientific community. However, if he were alive today, would he still be a Darwinist? Let's explore this question by examining key aspects of Darwin's ideas and their implications.
1. The Origin …
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Fantastic Fibre-Optics: Sponge's Super Spicules
Introduction
Optical fibers, which are incredibly thin strands of glass, have revolutionized the telecommunications industry. These fibers can transmit light signals over long distances without the need for signal boosters. In contrast to copper wires, optical fibers are lighter, require less power, can carry more …
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The Slow, Painful Death of Junk DNA
Junk DNA, once hailed as evidence for evolution, is now facing increasing challenges to its status. Recent research has shown that these so-called "useless" stretches of DNA may actually have important functions. This article will explore the concept of junk DNA and how …
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Be Skeptical About Skeptics!
Part 3: Fridges and Hot Air
In this article, we will explore the misconceptions and misunderstandings surrounding the argument of thermodynamics and evolution presented by skeptics. Dr. Ken Smith attempts to rebuff creationists' use of basic and well-established principles of nature in his book chapter titled …
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Genetic Engineers Unwind Species Barrier
But have they 'reversed evolution'?
Imagine scientists genetically engineering two different species of living creatures so that they can successfully breed with each other. This is exactly what a team of scientists from several British academic institutions has achieved with the humble baker's yeast. The …
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Charles Darwin's Slippery Slide into Unbelief
Introduction
Charles Darwin, known for his theory of evolution and natural selection, had a significant impact on the rejection of belief in God and the Christian faith. Despite his religious upbringing and early interest in Christianity, Darwin's exposure to alternative ideas and his own …
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