Species and Adaptation

Posted by on Aug 27, 2012 in Creation, Science | 0 comments For many decades, the accepted definition of species was, “a group of organisms that can and do breed with one another in their native habitat and don’t breed other organisms with which they are in contact.” The idea from evolutionists’ viewpoint was that these different types of organisms that look similar to one another – say different types of bats – are all descended from the...
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Fish To Amphibian?

Posted by on Apr 24, 2012 in Podcast | 0 comments Podcast: Play in new window A down-to-earth, but critical, look at the unscientific explanations of evolutionary theory. By logically assessing fossil and DNA concepts, we clearly see that evolution does not stand when the “scientific” merits of evolution are exposed. Presented in a relaxed way, this talk is easy to understand, does not require any advanced biological learning and...
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Natural Selection Part 3

Posted by on Mar 20, 2012 in Creation | 0 comments So, why were the changes in the Galapagos finch population NOT evolution? Very simple – because they were still birds; specifically, they were all Galpagos finches. None of the 15 species of finch ever changed into another kind of organism (i.e. not one of the finch species turned into a mammal or a previously non-existent type of organism). All that happened was their traits varied a...
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Biological Systems Information seminar

Posted by on Feb 4, 2012 in Science | 0 comments A few months ago, I was blessed to attend an information seminar focusing on biological information. For many years, evolutionists really never considered that all biological systems – whether “the system” is an entire organism (like a bacterium, insect, duck or human) or “the system” is something within the organism that makes it work (like the Kreb’s cycle or...
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Evolution: The “Scientific” Explanation for the Origin of Life

Posted by on Jan 27, 2012 in Current Affairs, Religion, Science | 0 comments As I alluded in my first blog entry, one of the most important facts I hope to teach is that there is no provable genetic mechanism through which evolution can occur. In order to comprehend what I mean before I start to more technically explain it, I’d like to make sure you have an adequate understanding of what I am talking about when I say “there is no provable genetic mechanism through...
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