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Johnson, in the second edition of Darwin on Trial, wrote an epilogue on the subject of the response to his book.  He cites the fact that the book indeed was a force to be reckoned with in the scientific community … Continue reading →

Is evolutionary theory science or is it a pseudoscience?  In the final chapter of the book, Johnson points out how evolutionary theory has been evaluated by leading philosophers of science who claim that Darwinism is riddled with incongruities that signify … Continue reading →

In chapter 11, Johnson brings his readers to the means by which Darwinists hope to indoctrinate the masses with their view of the world.  Museums present exhibits that have the effect of cementing the ideas of evolutionary origins of life … Continue reading →

While Darwinists like to make statements accommodating religion, and perhaps equivocally allaying the fears of those who accept a mingling of theistic involvement and evolution by natural processes, the logical implications of their “findings” tell another tale.  Johnson cites William … Continue reading →

This leads us to the chapter in Johnson’s book wherein he demonstrates that evolutionists have the benefit of established rules of science that are tilted in their favor.  For example, a judge in a case in Arkansas declared five essential … Continue reading →