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| Bournoure,
Director of Research at the National Center of Scientific Research
in France |
"Evolution is a fairy tale for grownups. This theory has
helped nothing in the progress of science. It is useless." (Le Monde
ET AL VIC, Oct 1963) |
| Duane Gish, Institute for Creation Research, San
Diego, Calif. |
"If a frog turns into a prince instantaneously, that's
a fairy tale for children, If a fron turns into a prince over millions
of years, that's a fairy tale for adults." |
| D. Watson |
"Evolution itself
is accepted by Zoologists, not because it has been observed to occur...
or can be proved by logical coherent evidence, but because the only
alternative, special creation, is clearly incredible." ("Nature Adaptation"
1929, page 233 |
| Heribert Nilsson |
"... The evolutionary theory can by
no means be regarded as an innocuous natural philosophy, but that
it is a serious obstruction to biologic research. It obstructs - as
has been repeatedly shown - the attainment of consistent results,
even from uniform experimental material. For everything must ultimately
be forced to fit this theory. An exact biology cannot, therefore,
be build up." (Synthetische Artbildung, Lund, Sweden: Gleerup, 1954,
p. 11 |
| LH Mathews |
"In accepting evolution as fact, how many Biologists
pause to reflect that science is built upon theories that have been
proved by experiment to be correct, or remember that the theory of
animal evolution has never been thus proved." ("Introduction, in the
Origin of the Species by Charles Darwin, London: JM Dent and Sons,
1971) |
| Murray Eden, Professor Emeritus, MIT |
"It is our contention that
if 'random' is given serious and crucial interpretations from
a probabilistic point of view, the randomness postulate is highly
implausible and that an adequate scientific theory of evolution must
await the elucidation of new natural laws - physical, physicochemical
and biological." ("Inadequacies of Neo-Darwinian Evolution as a Scientific
Theory". in P. Moorhead and M. Kaplan, EDD.: Mathematical Challenges
to the Neo-Darwinian Interpretation of Evolution, Philadelphia: Wistar
Institute, 1967, p. 109) |
| AI Oparin, Russian Chemist |
"Proof, in the sense
in which one thinks of it in Chemistry and Physics, is not attainable
in the problem of Primordial Biogenesis." ("Life: It's Nature, Origin
and Development", Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1961, p. 33) |
| GA Kerkut,
Department of Physiology and Biochemistry, University of Southampton,
UK |
"I think that the attempt to explain all living things in terms
of an evolution from a unique source, through a brave and valid attempt,
is one that is premature and not satisfactorily supported by present-day
evidence." ("Implications of Evolution", NY: Pergamon, 1960) |
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