Author: Ian Taylor 1. What did dinosaurs look like? The great French “father of paleontology,” Georges Cuvier (1769-1832), established the method of comparative anatomy. This method depends upon knowing the relationship between living creature...
Continue ReadingAuthor: Ian Taylor 1. Human pride is the usual cause of racial prejudice and every ethnic group has been guilty of believing themselves to be somehow superior to all others: Christians of the past have been no exception. Modern genetics has well establis...
Continue Reading1. The word GENESIS is the Greek of the Septuagint version of the Old Testament and means “beginning.” The Jews call this book BERESHITH – the first Hebrew word of the book and means “In beginning.” Note no article [the] nor is there an article ...
Continue ReadingAuthor: By Donald S. Clark For years scientists have thought that aging was under the control of a “biological clock”-a cellular function regulating growth and programming cell death. Normal cells divide only a certain number of times before t...
Continue ReadingAuthor: By John W. Cuozzo Trust is an important concept in science. Most people believe that scientists strive for truth. But if scientists make sensitive and not-explicitly-mentioned initial assumptions, how much can you trust their conclusions? Since 19...
Continue ReadingAuthor: Ian Taylor 1. The key to understanding species is to acknowledge intelligent design in all living things and the presence of information in genetics. This information can be lost, may be replaced from a variant within the kind but can never be cre...
Continue ReadingAuthor: Ian Taylor Many people hold to the notion that man-like beings existed long before Adam and may even have been his contemporary. The idea is usually hazy and half-formed, while comfort is drawn from the fact that many of the spiritual giants of Ch...
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