Fossils
In literature, fossil material is often cited as the best evidence for evolution. However, this conclusion may not be accurate. If animals evolve into entirely new species over millions of years, this process should produce many intermediate stages that would be preserved as fossils. Some fossils would resemble the original species, while others would resemble […]
Echolocation
Bats We have developed systems that use echolocation. Sonar, which means “sound navigation and ranging,” is echolocation in water and is used by boats, while radar is used in the air. These are advanced systems developed by engineers. Some animals are born with such an ability, which also required an engineer! Dolphins, whales, and bats […]
The brain’s network is infinitely more complex than any computer network we know of.
The brain has 170 billion cells. The brain develops in the fetus with 250,000 new cells per minute! There are a total of 170 billion cells in the human brain. Half of them are neurons that conduct nerve signals, while the other half are support cells called glia. The nerve cell has two types of […]
The argument of R. Dawkins that the eye was poorly designed has now been permanently refuted!
Even Darwin was fascinated by vision and said he got chills when he thought about how perfectly the eye was constructed. The eye is covered by the cornea, which consists partly of collagen. Everywhere else in the body, collagen is opaque, but in the cornea, it is transparent. The lens is a masterpiece that bends […]
Who Is Arguing from Ignorance? from the book The design inference chapter 7.2 by William A. Demski
Critics of intelligent design often mistakenly charge the design inference with being an argument from ignorance (i.e., arguing for design based on our ignorance of chance alternatives). In fact, a design inference, by ruling out relevant chance hypotheses, engages in an eliminative induction, whose logic is sound and differs from an argument from ignorance. Eliminative […]
Why Intelligent Design is a scientific theory
This article is from the book “Signature in the cell” by dr. Stephen Meyer How to define science ? Stephen Meyer write that he as a philosopher of science, always have thought there was something odd and even disingenuous about the objection that intelligent design is not scientific. The argument shifts the focus from an interesting […]
What is the scientific theory of Intelligent Design
By professor emeritus Kjell J. Tveter, board member BioCosmos Africa Foundation To understand Intelligent Design, it is necessary to present the prevailing view of science. In the Western World Natural Science is defined as the systematic knowledge of the physical or material world gained through observation and experimentation. The scientific community has decided that the […]
The Monarch butterfly flies a distance of 5000 kilometers from east coast of Canada to Mexico to spend the winter
The Monarch butterfly is one of the most beautiful butterflies in the natural world. It lives in various places, but it is particularly common in North America. During the summer, the Monarch butterfly can be found as far north as Nova Scotia on the east coast of Canada. The butterfly flies a distance of 5,000 kilometers […]
The Bombardier Beetle’s Unique Chemical Warfare
The Bombardier Beetle’s Unique Chemical Warfare The bombardier beetle uses a method of defense that virtually defies belief. It defends itself through an enormously complex defensive system involving the precise use of volatile chemicals. A tremendous amount of research has been completed on the chemical warfare methods used by this beetle to protect itself from its […]
Walking whales by Dr. Jonathan Wells
DARWIN WROTE IN THE FIRST EDITION OF THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES that North American black bears had been seen “swimming for hours with widely open mouth, thus catching, like a whale, insects in the water.” What did this have to do with the subject of his book? “Even in so extreme a case as this,” […]