Disproving evolution 23 Articles

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by Nathaniel Williams

My argument consists of two appeals: the first is to nonbelievers, the second to believers. Concerning evolution: my biggest problem isn't the idea that life developed on Earth through a transition from simple to more...read more

by Joost Steffensen

In the middle ages you had to disprove you were a witch if you were accused of witchcraft. This of course was patently unfair because disproving it usually meant drowning (if you floated on water you were light enough to b...read more

by John Raymond Nolan

CREATION IS EVOLUTION Charles Darwin, the author of Origin of Species, {sixth edition Murray, London, 1882} is expounding a Theory. THEORY: "Supposition explaining something, speculative view, (often implying fanc...read more

by Shari Atwater

"Real Science" = The ability to prove a formula by being able to re-create it over and over again in a laboratory setting or by its natural and regular re-occurrence, and achieve the same results. But "Theoretical Scien...read more

by Golf Nut

The theory of Evolution has been a subject for discussion for more than a century, and though it is still only a theory, has been taught as fact to such an extent, that some people accept it with only a minimal knowledge o...read more

by Christine G.

IS GOD THE MISSING LINK? "Believing in Darwinian evolution doesn't prove that there's no God. What it proves is that there's no need for God's participation to get all the creating done. Now, is that true? I was fascina...read more

by Kevin Hardcastle

The theory of evolution is about as close to scientific fact as anything else that is taken by most people to be a fact. Gravity is still considered to be a theory, and it is; gravity is not a fact but some of the componen...read more

by Randy Crum

Evolution is scientific and, by definition, suggests ways in which it could be falsified or disproved. For example if a mammalian fossil was found in pre-Cambrian (i.e. very old) rocks evolution could not possibly explain...read more

by Rev. R. D. Brown

Disproving evolution is at once simple and impossible. Simple because even a cursory study of biology leads to conflicts with the supposed evolutionary process while revealing a notable absence of concrete evidence in it's...read more

by L. Talbot

We're not living in a "creationist friendly" society. I have sat slack-jawed with shock (not inbreeding) as I listened to my professor drone on and on about the patently ridiculous evolutionary theory. I have looked aro...read more

by Rena Sherwood

One of the most common arguments used by those who want to disprove evolution is that it is merely a theory and can't be proven. This is true. However (and you knew there had to be a however here), you can't also prove t...read more

by Mcnamara Mark

I should start out by pointing out that I do not a stand for evolution as though it were some hypothesis that is still to be proved, rather I stand as one who recognizes it as a well established scientific theory. ...read more

by Adam Koch

There are mountains of proof against evolution. There is so much in fact, I have no clue where to begin. I will of course provide you with supporting resources from a site which does thorough job of answering the controv...read more

by Brendan Goudy

I recently came across an article in the reputable British publication, The Economist, this article was well written, however it lacked one key component: research. This is a recurring problem that we see in journalism as ...read more

by John Traveler

The debate between evolution and creationism has continued for nearly 150 years. Can the proponents of the latter ever hope to disprove evolution? When the concept of evolution first evolved in the minds of Charles Dar...read more

by Charles Q Blair

Scientific understanding at present would suggest that Evolution cannot be disproved - however, for this thread we can look at Creationists main arguments agaisnt Evolution, their claims of a lack of evidence to support Ev...read more

by Giles Bovis

A wise man once proposed, audaciously, that religion was the "universal obsessional neurosis of mankind". Boy, how right he was, as by extension, if I may posit in the same way, the religious fervor, nay, fanaticism, whic...read more

by Scott Moelker

Ahh, Evolution. This concept has singlehandedly toppled a good section of accepted Christian teaching from the public sphere and subsequently suffused our entertainment mediums, finding a place in everything from Star Trek...read more

by Ken Tanaka

Since its conception, the theory of evolution has been rejected by millions of people as being either irrational or a threat to Judeo-Christian ethics. The Creationist camp has presented many intriguing arguments opposing ...read more

by T Silverberg

It's the never-ending question: how did it all begin? Ever since Darwin traveled to the Galapagos Islands and introduced the world to his ideas through his book, The Origin of the Species, creationists have taken up arms ...read more