The transitional fossil that wasn't!
Evolutionists like to point to the evolution of mammals as a well evidenced series of steps from creatures called therapsids (which were a subgroup of non-mammalian synapsids) living about 200 million years ago. One key fossil which is said to be transitional is Morganucodon.
Close examination of the evidence shows that it is not as strong as evolutionists believe. Have a look at my blog posts on this over at paradigmshift.org.uk.
Whales' teeth
Some have suggested that the fact that baleen whales develop teeth buds as embryos is evidence that they evolved from toothed whales. However, when the evidence is examined it seems to be less clear.
Is it a Bird?
The discovery of small theropod fossils in China with “dino fuzz” during the 1990s and more recently other similar creatures with feathers is now presented as confirmation that birds evolved from theropod dinosaurs.
But is this the only way to interpret these fossils? Follow this link to find out!
Professor John Walton asks the question "Could life have started through chance chemical reactions on the primordial Earth?" John is Head of Reactive Chemistry at St Andrews University and a Fellow of the Royal Society for Chemistry.
Did the theory of evolution start with Charles Darwin? Paul James-Griffith presents his research on the origin of the theory of evolution.
No events planned for 2020
Due to the current uncertainties we do not anticipate a conference this year.
Arrange a talk
Speakers from ECG have given presentations and taken part in debates in a variety of settings, including: churches, coffee shops, The National Library, schools, university societies, pubs and radio. If you would like to arrange a speaker in the Edinburgh area, please go to the contacts page and send an email.
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ
The apostle Paul says the attributes of the Creator are visible in his creation both his eternal power and divine glory. There is a message in creation, from God to all people. In this talk Pastor Frank explains that message.