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Why No Comments at Evolution News?

Now and then the query is posed in a polite manner by a thoughtful correspondent. Read More ›
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Biologic Institute’s Redesigned Website and Blog Is a Winner

Doug Axe writes about luciferase, an evocatively named enzyme that makes fireflies glow while also pointing to one test, among others, that Darwinism fails. Read More ›

Specious Speciation: The Myth of Observed Large-Scale Evolutionary Change

For years, Internet Darwin activists have cited the TalkOrigins Speciation FAQ. People who believe this FAQ demonstrates that Darwinian processes can produce large-scale biological change have been badly misled. Read More ›

Darwin Plagiarism Charge Resurfaces in Time for Alfred Russel Wallace Documentary and Debate

Wallace would break from Darwin in 1869 and develop a theory of intelligent evolution that in many ways presaged modern intelligent design theory. Read More ›

Let Science Be the Arbiter: A Reply to James Shapiro

If Shapiro holds that the answers to the great questions of biology all reside in the material components of life and their arrangement, then he must realize this to be just another philosophical position. Read More ›

BIO-Complexity Paper Shows Many Multi-Mutation Features Unlikely to Evolve in History of the Earth

Doug Axe of Biologic Institute has a new peer-reviewed scientific paper in the journal BIO-Complexity titled “The Limits of Complex Adaptation: An Analysis Based on a Simple Model of Structured Bacterial Populations.” The purpose of this paper is to mathematically determine just how long it takes to evolve traits that require multiple mutations before any adaptive benefit is conferred on the organism. To put this question in context, the ability of Darwinian evolution to produce features that require multiple mutations before gaining a benefit has been an issue long-debated between proponents of intelligent design (ID) and proponents of neo-Darwinism. In their 2004 peer-reviewed paper in the journal Protein Science, Michael Behe and David Snoke simulated the evolution of protein-protein interactions Read More ›

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