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Arithmetic and the Genetic Code

Where do physical traits such as height and eye color come from? Biologists say these characteristics are phenotypic (physical) expressions of the genotype—the genetic code. The case for creation can be seen in this amazing genetic code of life. The … Continue reading →
Harmonious Hybrids?

Evolutionary researchers, continuing to seek explanations for phylogenetic fossil gaps, have found yet another apologetic. It seems that very big phenotypic changes are possible with very slight genetic changes. Different varieties and hybrids of Monkeyflower were bred and tested in the … Continue reading →
Does Evolution Belong in Biomedical Curricula?

In a recent issue of The Scientist, Leonid Moroz, a professor at the University of Florida’s College of Medicine, authored an article calling for the inclusion of courses on evolutionary biology in the curricula of medical schools and biomedical Ph.D. … Continue reading →
Evolutionists says “Natural selection must not be equated with evolution”

Defining terms Evolutionist Dr John Endler’s refreshing clarity about ‘natural selection’ has been largely ignored by David Catchpoole Many times we have pointed out,1 in relation to natural selection and evolution, that: Natural selection is a fact—it was recognized by … Continue reading →