Criticisms of Evolution

I have been struggling with what direction to take this blog. If anyone is actually reading this, you'll probably note it has been a long time since my last entry. I do not want to create data for the sole sake of creating data. Lately, I have been researching both the Theory of Evolution (TOE) as well as some of the attacks on the TOE. As I get up to speed on this subject, I will be making some posts. My goal here is to bring to light some of the bad attacks on the TOE that are often used by opponents and to discuss why they are bad from a view that is, while hopefully fair and balanced, from a fellow believer. I am not going to go so far as to plan this entire series out before I start, so it may be a little chaotic chronologically speaking.

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Andy McIntosh - What about the Fossils - Part 8 (Stasis)

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Andy McIntosh - What About the Fossils - Part 11 (Ammonite and Wood)

This is part 11 of a series of commentaries on material presented by Andy McIntosh. This material was presented at a church that I attend. It has been presented other places as well. For reference, related arguments were presented by McIntosh in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPUU9Wb8yzQ C-14 Should be Missing McIntosh presents an argument that C-14 should not be found at all in a sample that is millions of years old, but that we do find that - which is a claimed problem with an old earth. Why should it be missing? A single piece of Nitrogen, an atom, has 7 protons, and usually 7 neutrons. There is this thing that happens to nitrogen where it turns into carbon for a "short" while, then turns back into nitrogen. It starts when N gets hit with a neutron [N+n]. This causes a proton to get knocked out of the atom. How an atom acts chemically is kind of based on how many protons it has, so this atom now starts acting...

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