Saturday, October 15, 2005
A good overview of creationist evolution
I promise to continue posting research articles soon, but our interlibrary loan is very slow, and I've been very busy at work. Also, I have been generously donated several books including Ussher's history and Austin's Grand Canyon book. I will be posting about all of these in due time.
For those in need of something to chew on in the meantime, check out Chris Ashcraft's description of evolution in a creationist framework:
Evolution: God's greatest creation
And just for fun:
Gene Hijacking. This one points to the ability of organisms to trade genes within an environment. I think one thing that we can do as creationists is look at the biosphere as a cohesive machinery, and I think that gene transfer may eventually be a big part of that.
For those in need of something to chew on in the meantime, check out Chris Ashcraft's description of evolution in a creationist framework:
Evolution: God's greatest creation
And just for fun:
Gene Hijacking. This one points to the ability of organisms to trade genes within an environment. I think one thing that we can do as creationists is look at the biosphere as a cohesive machinery, and I think that gene transfer may eventually be a big part of that.
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