Anomalies and Science: Criticism of Darwinism

Current evolutionary theory often relies on outmoded ideas as a basis for beliefs in evolution. This site identifies 16 common errors and furnishes arguments which disprove these ideas.

Argues that evolution is sustained more by blind faith than by science. Uses scientific evidence to present a case against evolution, and for a belief in God.

Depicts the use of periodization to isolate a non-random pattern in world history called the 'eonic, or intermittent, effect'.

Skeptic Friends Network, by Dawn and Tommy Huxley. Examines some of the claims made by evolutionists.

Review and excerpts from a book in which Richard Milton, who spent some twenty years studying the geology and palaeontology of the British Isles, criticises the "evidence" for Darwinism as either circular, incomplete, or missing. The book argues on scientific, not religious grounds.

An electronic book for purchase online ("Ebook"). Dismisses both creation and evolution as religious concepts. Darwinism is argued to worship the dissociated deity of Natural Selection who creates things fortuitously; arranging fossils according to their similarities only reflects the ingenuity of the classifier, without showing any relevance to the question of the origin of species.

Discusses questions that will have to be answered before evolution theory can be accepted as fact.

Presents the idea that evolution should be taught as theory not fact, and reasons for this. Index page has many glitches.

(1) There is no explanation of how life got started; (2) The fossil record has NO transitional forms ("missing link") from one species to another.

A critical look at evolution, the logic involved, and misconceptions involving Darwin and Wallace. Site deals strictly with the theory of evolution and contains no creationist ideas.