Your job is to explain insect metamorphosis in evolutionary terms. What will you say? We can learn from the example of two geneticists who basically said the process is "evolutionarily conserved" -- that is, not evolved!
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Pumice stone has other uses including the preparation of stonewashed denim. (You may find bits of it in the pockets of your newly purchased "distressed" jeans.)
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Meyer tells the story of Einstein's visit to the Palomar Observatory and his realization that he must abandon his famous fudge factor, the cosmological constant.
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Let's take the definition of "theory" given by ID's most eminent scientific critics, and if ID meets that definition then there's a good bet ID may properly be considered a scientific theory.
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The argument from evolutionary developmental biology and embryonic development is probably one of the stronger for common descent. But I'm not convinced.
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"Joni shed a tear as 'Billy' flew away. I have to admit that I got a little misty-eyed. I never imagined I could become emotionally attached to an insect."
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This article will look at a just a few of the many distressing instances where textbooks overstate or misrepresent the evidence for evolution.
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That's the CSC which had to shell out $110,000 to settle a viewpoint-discrimination lawsuit over the Center's canceling a screening of Darwin's Dilemma.
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Based on new research by Joseph Thornton and Sean Carroll and colleagues, it increasingly appears that either we are very lucky or we are intelligently designed.
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