Creationism

“Scientific Creationism”, Evolution & Race

2004, Feb 1st | Category: Creationism, Pseudoscience

Some parts of the scientific creationist position dealing with the human fossil record and racial origins.



Book Review: Icons of Evolution, Jonathan Wells

2003, Mar 1st | Category: Creationism

No biologist worth her or his salt would deny that the fossil record is incomplete. At best, we have a sketchy idea. However, stating that an inaccuracy in general biology textbooks is proof that the modern theory of evolution must be wrong is beyond ludicrous. Yet this seems to be the reasoning of Rev. Jonathan Wells’ book “Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth.”



Creation or Evolution?

2004, Sep 10th | Category: Creationism

Is “Scientific Creationism” really scientific? This article investigates and finds some ugly truths.



Creation research projects

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism

An appeal to Creationists to prove some of their many claims. It is about time that they got started.



Do you believe in Evolution?

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism

Here is why you shouldn’t. It isn’t a question of belief, but knowledge.



Doubting Darwinism through creative license

2004, Aug 1st | Category: Creationism

How Creationists misled the public through a public campaign to discredit Evolution.



Facing challenges to Evolution education

2005, Nov 1st | Category: Creationism

Some descriptions of strategies that are commonly used in attempts to force “creation science” into public schools, and suggestions on how to respond.



Facts, faith, and fairness

2005, Jan 1st | Category: Creationism

Does fairness demand that creationism should be taught alongside evolution?



Kent Hovind dissected

2004, Nov 1st | Category: Creationism

Kent Hovind is one of America’s leading young-earth Creationists and offers a $250,000 award to anyone who is able to prove (to his satisfaction) that Evolution occurs.



Noah and his Ark: A critical examination

2002, Dec 1st | Category: Creationism, Religion

Even today, there are still people climbing the mountains of Iraq and Armenia, searching for the ark of Noah. Here are just a few reasons why they search in vain.



Noah’s bunnies

2002, Nov 1st | Category: Creationism

What happens if rabbits multiplied the same way Creationists calculate the human population growth after the Flood?



Origin myths

2004, Jun 1st | Category: Creationism

Various cultures have vastly different explanations of how the world came about. Why must it be the Creationist explanation that is true?



The Evolution of Creationism

2004, Jun 1st | Category: Creationism

A brief history on how Creationism has changed, yet still maintain Evolution is false.



The watch in the desert

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism

OK, so if you found a watch lying in the desert, would you assume that it “spontaneously assembled” itself from the desert sand and rocks?



The whole silly Flood story

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism, Pseudohistory, Religion

If you believe in the Biblical Flood, there is a couple of things you should consider. Quite a lot, actually…



Thermodynamics for two, please

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism, Skepticism

Evolution is impossible because it breaks the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Oh, yeah? Bob Riggins has news for you.



Things Creationists hate

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism, Pseudohistory, Religion

Believing in Creationism does present a few problems. Here is a “handful”.



Those naughty vestigial bits and other bad engineering

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism, Pseudohistory, Religion

God’s design of Nature turns out to be less-than-perfect. In fact, it seems there is no end to the examples of just how poor a job he did.



Welcome to the ghetto (of scientific illiteracy)

2002, Oct 1st | Category: Creationism, Skepticism

An ugly sound, but we already have a ghetto – of the scientifically illiterate.