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Wednesday, March 03, 2004

Non-theists Attack Evolution

Although I don't share their religious views, Cremo & Thompson have produced an astounding compilation of anomalous evidence in support of their belief in the antiquity of man, i.e. evidence of the presence of man millions of years before he should have arrived on the evolutionary scene. (I interpret the data differently, of course; I believe radiometric dating is terribly flawed.) It is a well-documented, well-researched look at how scientists are able to ignore data that contradict their cherished personal beliefs.

The main point that must be gleaned is that Darwinism never gained popularity by virtue of scientific observation; rather, it was a systematic glossing over of horrendous obstacles in the form of contradictory data and theoretical conundrums rooted in a philosophical "need" for naturalistic explanations that drove its acceptance.

  • Forbidden Archeology home page
  • Exclusive! Cremo responds to a critic

    Michael Denton is another molecular biologist - an agnostic at the time of writing Nature's Destiny and Evolution: A Theory in Crisis.

  • My reviews of Nature's Destiny
  • My review of Evolution: A Theory in Crisis


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