The supposed development of living organisms from nonliving matter. Also called autogenesis, spontaneous generation. Medical Dictionary: The Free Dictionary.com Have you gotten to study about Louis Pasteur yet? Besides his work on preventing germs from spoiling your milk (Pasteurization) and immunization, he is most famous for proving that spontaneous generation Read more…
U of C Berkeley: “Natural selection is one of the basic mechanisms of evolution, along with mutation, migration, and genetic drift.” But Natural Selection, as we shall hereafter see, is a power incessantly ready for action, and is as immeasurably superior to man’s feeble efforts, as the works of Nature Read more…
The other week I had an interesting exchange with someone on social media who was sure I couldn’t properly understand natural selection since I’ve rejected evolution. From my experience, it seems few ordinary people have any idea what biologists know: there is only one possible mechanism to introduce new information Read more…
I like to learn about what makes people tick; it’s fascinating to discover why I and everyone else do the things we do. If you become a good student of these things you can gain a lot of influence to make people do the things you want. Plus, it’s fun Read more…
One of the reasons Evolutionists tell us that there ISN’T a Creator (and if there is, it’s really stupid) is what they call “imperfect design.” They claim that if something doesn’t work as well as another design (that they come up with) would, it is proof that everything just happened by chance. Read more…
[Podcast Episode 38] It’s been camp week here and I also headed out for the Creation Research Society conference. So, instead of the usual format, I just paused our discussion of a book Stephen had picked up at the library until we could pull out the microphone and record our Read more…
Could Human Tetrachromacy be the mutation the evolutionists have been searching for? We know the only way evolutionists can explain new information being generated is by mutations. But if you know anything about science, you know what a problem mutations are in the real world. If every person on earth Read more…
Definition of Abiogenesis: the supposed spontaneous origination of living organisms directly from lifeless matter—called also spontaneous generation Remember learning about Louis Pasteur? Just before his time, many people believed maggots popped into life wherever meat was left out. They didn’t understand the connection between them and flies. They still thought Read more…
I was inspired to put together this article by an item in the Creation Research newsletter We all know about bats that eat insects at night. We know about the big fruit bats, and even (shudder) the vampire bat… But did you know about the bats that help plants? All Read more…
Some time ago, I wrote about how Evolutionists still believe in spontaneous generation, just giving it a new name: Abiogenesis. That post mentioned Pasteur a bit and included a picture of one of his experiments using “swan flasks”. Ever since then, I’ve had a trickle of people searching for info Read more…