Evolution
There are many examples of fatal flaws in the theory of evolution. The theory has more holes in it than a kitchen colander. Like many of the Big Theories it holds sway simply by repetition and selective editing of data to the contrary.
“Not one change of species into another is on record. We cannot prove that a single species has changed into another.” Charles Darwin, ‘My Life and Letters’, Vol. 1, page 210.
In Macoupin County, Illinois, bones of a human were found on a coal-bed capped with two feet of slate rock. This coal was at least 286 million years old and may be as old as 320 million years.
Dr. Thomas Henry Huxley, a Fellow of the Royal Society, cajoled Charles Darwin to publish his theory. Near to death, Darwin spilled the beans.
“The known fossil record fails to document a single example of evolution accomplishing a major transition - every palaeontologist knows that most species don’t change.” Stephen Gould, evolutionary biologist, Harvard University 1980.
"I am not satisfied that Darwin proved his point or that his influence in scientific and public thinking has been beneficial. The success of Darwinism was accomplished by a decline in scientific integrity." W.R. Thompson, Canadian scientist.
Colin Patterson, senior palaeontologist, the Museum of Natural History, London “Not many scientists are willing to risk their livelihood to point out the facts. They remain mute, mouthing the party line when necessary in order to keep their positions…”
Fossil records are the main source of evidence to support the theory of evolution. These records contain the remains of past human beings, but if they are examined objectively, it can be seen that the records themselves are in no way in favour of evolutionary theory, but rather against it. The reconstructions of fossils and skulls are always designed to meet the needs of the evolutionary theory.
The main criteria used by evolutionists to categorise and evaluate human fossils are; bipedalism and cranial capacity and cranial shape. Various classifications are evaluated according to these criteria but these methods are actually extremely
“Not one change of species into another is on record. We cannot prove that a single species has changed into another.” Charles Darwin, ‘My Life and Letters’, Vol. 1, page 210.
In Macoupin County, Illinois, bones of a human were found on a coal-bed capped with two feet of slate rock. This coal was at least 286 million years old and may be as old as 320 million years.
Dr. Thomas Henry Huxley, a Fellow of the Royal Society, cajoled Charles Darwin to publish his theory. Near to death, Darwin spilled the beans.
“The known fossil record fails to document a single example of evolution accomplishing a major transition - every palaeontologist knows that most species don’t change.” Stephen Gould, evolutionary biologist, Harvard University 1980.
"I am not satisfied that Darwin proved his point or that his influence in scientific and public thinking has been beneficial. The success of Darwinism was accomplished by a decline in scientific integrity." W.R. Thompson, Canadian scientist.
Colin Patterson, senior palaeontologist, the Museum of Natural History, London “Not many scientists are willing to risk their livelihood to point out the facts. They remain mute, mouthing the party line when necessary in order to keep their positions…”
Fossil records are the main source of evidence to support the theory of evolution. These records contain the remains of past human beings, but if they are examined objectively, it can be seen that the records themselves are in no way in favour of evolutionary theory, but rather against it. The reconstructions of fossils and skulls are always designed to meet the needs of the evolutionary theory.
The main criteria used by evolutionists to categorise and evaluate human fossils are; bipedalism and cranial capacity and cranial shape. Various classifications are evaluated according to these criteria but these methods are actually extremely