Keeping Christ in His Creation
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Some of you may remember the extensive series we did at the end of last year and into this year on baraminology methods and proposing our own model, the enhanced cognitum model. One of the tenets of the model is that, in the absence of hybridization information, the morphology of the organism should be the … Continue reading Enhanced Cognitum Supported by Evidence
I do not usually waste my time on the BioLogos website. Much of what they produce is either philosophically useless, Biblically wrong, or factually inaccurate so other than scan the headlines, I usually don't bother with the articles. However, their recent attempt to debunk a video put out by Genesis Apologetics (a great group you … Continue reading Bad Responses to Good Objections to Evolution
There has been much ado recently about a study whose results have not even been published yet. This is rare. Usually the media does not report on a study until it is published and, even then, not all studies are picked up by the media. However, this study, and, more importantly, its implications, that have … Continue reading Human/Animal Chimeras
The family Monodontidae is a small family of whales containing just two species. Both are well known, the narwhal and the beluga whales. Members of infraorder Ceteacea, these whales have recently been demonstrated to hybridize.1 This hybrid, termed a "narluga" by Dr. Georgia Purdom of Answers in Genesis, answers some baraminological questions. demonstrates conclusively that … Continue reading Baraminology of Monodontidae
