How did you conclude that it must be a "who"?
Why not a "what"?
Universal common descent by natural processes is scientifically non‐negotiable. The theory of neo‐Darwinian evolution cannot rationally be doubted by any educated person. - Francis Colins
Your tag is out of touch with reality:
1. Michael Behe, "Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution" (1996).
2. Robert W. Faid, American Nuclear Society, Nuclear Scientist, author of
A Scientific Approach to Christianity.
3. Michael Denton, medical doctor and molecular biologist, , "Evolution: A Theory in Crisis" (1985).
4. Francis Hitching, "The Neck of the Giraffe: Where Darwin Went Wrong" (1982).
5. Mae-Wan Ho and Peter Saunders, "Beyond Neo-Darwinism" (1984).
6. Soren Lovtrup, "Darwinism: Refutation of a Myth" (1987).
7. Milton R., "
The Facts of Life: Shattering the Myth of Darwinism", Fourth Estate, London, 1992.
8. Rodney Stark, Professor of Social Sciences at Baylor University, see
Fact, Fable, and Darwin.
9. Gordon Rattray Taylor, "The Great Evolution Mystery" (1983).
The following scientists (#'s 10-47) stated that "a critical re-evaluation of Darwinism is both necessary and possible" as found at "
http://www.apologetics.org/news/adhoc.html":
10. ANDREW BOCARSLY, Ph.D. Chemistry, Princeton University
11. HENRY F. SCHAEFER III, Ph. D. Quantum Computational Chemistry, University of Georgia
12. ROBERT TINNIN, Ph.D Biology, Portland State University
13. Benjamin R. Vowels, Ph.D., Microbiology, UC Davis; formerly employed as Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
14. STEPHEN MEYER (Ph.D. in History & Philosophy of Science University of Cambridge), currently professor of philosophy at Whitworth College.
15. DAVID IVES, Ph.D, Biochemistry, Ohio State University
16. WILLIAM DEMBSKI, Ph.D. Philosophy (University of Illinois at Chicago), Ph.D. Mathematics (University of Chicago)
17. ROBERT KAITA, Ph.D. Plasma Physics, Princeton University
18. FRED SIGWORTH, Ph.D. Physiology, Yale Medical School
19. LEO ZACHARSKI, M.D. Medicine, Dartmouth Medical School
20. DAVID VAN DYKE, Ph. D. Chemistry, University of Pennsylvania
21. ROBERT JENKINS, Ph.D. Biology, Ithaca College
22. ROBERT C. KOONS, Ph.D. Philosophy, UT, Austin
23. GORDON C. MILLS, Ph.D., Biochemistry Emeritus, UT Medical Center, Galveston
24. ROBERT PRUD'HOMME, Ph. D. Chemical Engineering, Princeton University
25. ALVIN PLANTINGA, Ph.D. Philosophy, University of Notre Dame
26. GEORGE LEBO, Ph.D. Astronomy, University of Florida
27. JOHN FANTUZZO, Ph.D. Psychology in Education, University of Pennsylvania
28. WALTER BRADLEY, Ph.D. Chairman, Mechanical Engineering, Texas A & M University
29. DONALD L. EWERT, Ph.D. Molecular Biology, Director of Research Administration, Wistar Institute
30. DOUGLAS LAUFFENBERGER, Ph.D. Cell & Structural Biology, University of Illinois
32. JACK OMDAHL, Ph.D. Biochemistry, University of New Mexico
33. JOSEPH M. MELUCHAMP, Ph.D. Management Science, University of Alabama
34. KIRK LARSEN, Ph.D. Zoology, Miami University (Ohio)
35. PAUL CHIEN, Ph.D. Biology, University of San Francisco
36. WILLIAM SANDINE, Ph.D. Microbiology, Oregon State University
37. H. C. HlNRICHS, Ph. D. Physics, Linfield College
38. WILLIAM STUNTZ, J.D. Law Faculty, University of Virginia
39. CHRIS LITTLER, Ph.D. Physics, N.Texas State University
40. JOHN ANGUS CAMPBELL, Ph.D. Speech Communication, University of Washington
41. T. RICK IRVIN, Ph.D. Institute for Environmental Studies, Louisiana State University
42. DAVID WILCOX, Ph.D. Biology, Eastern College
43. STEPHEN FAWL, Ph.D. Chemistry, Napa Valley College
44. OTTO HELWEG, Ph.D. Civil Engineering, Memphis State University
45. J. GARY EDEN, Ph. D. Elect. & Computer Engineering, University of Illinois
46. H. KEITH MILLER, Ph.D. Biology (ret.), Capital University
47. JOHN COGDELL, Ph.D. Elect. & Computer Engineering, University of Texas, Austin
And others....
48. Brenda Peirson, Associate Professor of Biochemistry at Louisiana College, as seen in her
testimony supporting academic freedom to challenge evolution.
49. Caroline Crocker, Ph.D. Immunopharmacology University of Southampton, as seen in
Expelled.
50. Murray Eden, former professor of electrical engineering at MIT, sees chance evolution as "highly implausible" as seen in his article "Inadequacies of Neo-Darwinian Evolution as a Scientific Theory" in "Mathematical Challenges to the Neo-Darwinian Interpretation", pg. 109.
51. Marcel P. Schutzenberger, Mathematician, Professor at Univ. of Paris, in "Algorithms and the Neo-Darwinian Theory of Evolution" from "Mathematical Challenges to the Neo-Darwinian Intepretation")
52. Pierre P. Grasse in "The Evolution of Living Organisms" (see og, 3m 607m 104-7, 210-11, 244-246)
53. H. S. Lipson, British Physicist (see "A Physicist Looks at Evolution" 31 Physics Bulletin 138, 138 (1980)).
54. EJ Ambrose, "The Nature and Origin of the Biological World" (1982)
55. R. Fondi, Italian paleontologist, in Dopo Darwin: Critica all' Evoluzionismo (1980)
56. G. Sermonti, senior editor of Rivista di Biologia (Biology Forum), professor of genetics at University of Perugia, and former director of the Genetics Institute of the University of Palermo (Italy), see: Dopo Darwin: Critica all' Evoluzionismo (1980)
57. Dr. Colin Patterson (Senior Palaeontologist, British Museum of Natural History, London) as seen in his address to the American Museum of Natural History (Nov. 5, 1981).
58. Chris Mammoliti, chief of the Environmental Services Section of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, publicly expressed doubts of evolution during the recent Kansas debates and member of the
IDnet Board of Directors.
59.
John Baumgardner, (Ph.D. in Geophysics & Space Physics, UCLA) geophysicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. See
Highlights of the Los Alamos Origins Debate.
60. Roland F. Hirsch, see his
Distinguished Service Award Address for the American Chemical Society Division of Analytical Chemistry
61. Leith, B. in "The Descent of Darwin: A Handbook of Doubts about Darwinism," Collins: London (1982).
62. Bird, Wendell R., 1991. The Origin of Species Revisited: The Theories of Evolution and Abrupt Appearance. 2 vol. (NY: Philosophical Library). [original copyright 1988, renewed in 1989, 1991]
63. Cohen, I.L., 1984. Darwin was Wrong: A Study in Probabilities. (Greenvale, NY: New Research Publications)
64. Coppedge, James F., 1973.
Evolution, Possible or Impossible? (Grand Rapids: Zondervan)
65. Davis, P. in
Of Pandas and People: The Central Question of Biological Origins, 2nd ed. (Dallas: Haughton Publishing Co. 1993)
66. Dean H. Kenyon in
Of Pandas and People: The Central Question of Biological Origins, 2nd ed. (Dallas: Haughton Publishing Co. 1993)
67. Kerkut, G. A. 1960. Implications of Evolution. (Elkins Park, PA: Franklin Book Co.)
68. MacBeth, Norman, 1971. Darwin Retried: An Appeal to Reason. (Boston: Gambit.)
69. McCann, Lester J., "Blowing the Whistle on Darwinism". (College of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN)
70. Moorhead, P.S. 1967. Mathematical Challenges to the Neo- Darwinian Interpretation of Evolution. (Philadelphia: Winstar Institute Press.)
71. M. Kaplan, Eds. 1967. Mathematical Challenges to the Neo- Darwinian Interpretation of Evolution. (Philadelphia: Winstar Institute Press.)
72. Spetner, Lee M., 1997. Not a Chance! Shattering the Modern Theory of Evolution. (Brooklyn, NY: Judaica Press.)
73. Sunderland, Luther D., 1988. Darwin's Enigma. (El Cajon, CA: Creation Life Publishers)
74. Wilder-Smith, A. E. (now deceased). Earned doctorates (The first in physical organic chemistry, Reading U. England), master of seven languages, positions included Full Professor of Pharmacology, U. of Bergen Medical School, Norway; Full Professor of Pharmacology, U. of Illinois Medical Center (received 3 Golden Apple awards). See his The Natural Sciences Know Nothing of Evolution. (San Diego, CA: Master Books, 1981).
75. Baum RF. Coming to grips with Darwin. Intercollegiate Review (Fall), p 13-23 (1975)
76. Bethell T. 1976. Darwin's mistake. Harper's Magazine (Feb.), p 70-75
77. Thompson WR. 1958. Introduction to the new centennial edition of The Origin of Species
78. Kurt Wise, Ph.D. Paleontology, Harvard (See The Origin of Life's Major Groups in
The Creation Hypothesis)
79. Jonathan Wells, Ph.D. Theology (Yale), Ph.D. Molecular and Developmental biology (Berkeley). See
Icons of Evolution.
80. Charles Thaxton, Ph.D. Physical Chemistry (Iowa State University), Department of Natural Sciences, Charles University. See
The Mystery of Life's Origin
81. David K. DeWolf (Yale & Stanford), Professor of Law at Gonzaga School of Law in Spokane Washington.
82. Phillip Johnson, PhD., professor of Law at Berkeley. See, for instance, his book,
Darwin on Trial.
83. Hugh Ross, (Ph.D. in Astronomy University of Toronto). Director of
Reasons to Believe, see his, "
Evidences for Design in the Universe".
84. Paul Nelson, Ph.D. Philosophy (University of Chicago), see his thesis
On Common Descent
85. Mark E. Whalon, Ph.D., now at Michigan State University Center for Integrated Plant Systems, moderator of the
Biological Evidence for Design session at the "
Mere Creation conference.
86.
Scott Minnich, Associate Professor of Microbiology at the University of Idaho, speaking at the "
Science and Evidence for Design in the Universe conference at Yale University".
87. Siegfried Scherer, Ph.D Biology (Univ. of Konstanz, Germany) Professor of Microbial Ecology at Technical University of Munich. See his talk, "Basic Types of Life: Evidence for Design from Taxonomy" at the "
Mere Creation conference.
88. David Berlinski, Ph.D. (Mathematics, Princeton University): see the
abstract for his talk, "Radical Darwinism" at
Mere Creation conference.
89. Wayne Frair, Ph.D. in biochemical taxonomy (Rutgers), Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. See his comments at "
Can You Tell Me Anything About Evolution? A Bridge to Nowhere?".
90. Don Batten, PhD (Agronomy and Horticultural Science, University of Sydney). See
His biography.
91. Carl Wieland, MD. See
his biography.
92. Andrew Snelling. PhD Geology University of Sydney. See
his biography.
93. David Catchpoole, PhD. Plant physiologist. See
his biogrpahy.
94. Donald Chittick, Ph.D physical chemistry. See
his biography.
95. Jack Cuozzo, D.D.S. University of Pennsylvania. See
his biography.
96. Henry de Roos, BS and MS - University of Guelph, Education degree - University of Western Ontario. See
his biography.
97. Don DeYoung, Michigan Tech University (B.S., M.S., Physics), Iowa State University (Ph.D., Physics), Grace Seminary (M.Div.). See
his biography.
98. Ted Driggers, Ph.D. in Operations Research (U.C. Berkeley). See
his biography.
99. Alan Galbraith, Ph.D. in watershed science is from Colorado State University. See
his interview.
100. Russell Humphreys, Ph.D. Physics, Louisiana State University. See
his biography.
101. David Menton, Ph.D. in cell biology from Brown University. See
his biography.
102. Gary Parker, B.A. in Biology/Chemistry, M.S. in Biology/Physiology, Ed.D. in Biology/Geology (Ball State University). See
his biography.
103. Jonathan D. Sarfati, Ph.D. in Spectroscopy (Physical Chemistry). See
his biography.
104. Tasman Bruce Walker, Ph.D. mechanical engineering. See
his biography.
105. A.J. Monty White, Ph.D. Chemistry (University of Wales). See
his biography.
106. Steven Austin, PhD Geology (Pennsylvania State University). See
his biography.
107. Ray Bohlin, PhD (University of Texas at Dallas, molecular biology). See
his biography or his book,
The Natural Limits to Biological Change
108. Linn E. Carothers, Ph.D., University of Southern California, University Park, 1987. See
his info page.
109. Eugene F. Chaffin, PhD Physics. See his
info page.
110.
Paul Ackerman, PhD (psychology) as seen at the
Answers in Genesis Creationist Scientist list page and his book,
The Kansas Tornado.
111. Thomas Barnes, Physicist (deceased) as seen at the
Answers in Genesis Creationist Scientist list page.
112. Aw Swee-Eng, PhD (biochemistry) as seen at
his info page.
113. Jerry Bergman, PhD (biology) as seen in his article,
Some Biological Problems With The Natural Selection Theory.
114. Kimberly Berrine, Phd Microbiology & Immunology. As seen at the
Answers in Genesis Creationist Scientist list page.
115. Andrew Bosanquet, PhD Biology, Microbiology. As seen at the
Answers in Genesis Creationist Scientist list page.
116.
David R. Boylan, Ph.D Chemical Engineering (Iowa State University), as seen listed on the
Institute for Creation Research Creation Scientists Page.
117. Larry Butler, PhD (biochemistry) as seen in the abstract for his talk,
A Problem Of Missing Links At The Ultimate Primary Stage Of Evolution.
118. Harold G. Coffin (PhD, Zoology, USC). See his works, Fossils in Focus (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1977) or Origin by Design (Washington, DC: Review and Herald Publishing Assn., 1983).
119. Brown, Robert H. (Ph.D. in Physics) University of Washington, Seattle. See, for one example, his article,
Science Through the Eyes of Biblical Writers.
120. Lane P. Lester (PhD, Genetics, Professor of Biology at Emmanuel College). See
his bio or his book,
The Natural Limits to Biological Change
121.
Sigrid Hartwig-Scherer, Ph.D. in physical anthropology. See
the abstract from her talk at the
Mere Creation conference.
122. Mark Armitage,
123. Forrest M. Mims, no science PhD but has published in leading scientific journals, books on electronics, and wrote for Scientific American. For a good understanding of him, read
Defending Darwinism: How Far is Too Far? by
Mark Hartwig.
124.
Robert A. Herrmann, Professor of Mathematics, United States Naval Academy (Ph. D., Mathematics, 1973, American University). See his
My Intelligent Design Priority page describing some of his ID ideas and publications.
125. Art Chadwick, Ph.D. (Molecular Biology from University of Miami). See his
Abiogenic Origin of Life: A Theory in Crisis or
A Creation/Flood Model
126. David A. DeWitt, (Dept. of Biology & Chemistry, Liberty University, Lynchburg). See his,
Why Darwinism Is Incompatible With the Christian Faith.
127. William S. Harris, Ph.D. (nutritional biochemistry), Professor of Medicine at the University of Missouri at Kansas City. Member of the
IDnet Board of Directors.
128. Jack Cashill, Ph.D., Executive Editor of Ingram's Magazine. Member of the
IDnet Board of Directors.
129. Yongsoon Park, Ph.D. (Nutritional Biochemistry), a research scientist at the UMKC School of Medicine and member of the
IDnet Board of Directors.
130. James E. Graham, licensed professional geologist, Senior Program Manager: National Environmental Consulting Firm, member of the
IDnet Board of Directors.
131. Henry Morris, Ph.D. Hydraulic Engineering (Founder and President Emeritus of
ICR). See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
132. Duane T. Gish, Ph.D. (Biochemistry from UC Berkeley). Author of numerous books and widely known as a debater arguing for creationism. See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
133. John Morris, Ph.D. (Geological Engineering from Univ. of Oklahoma). President of
ICR. See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists..
134. Ken Cumming, Ph.D. Biology (Harvard). Member of
ICR,
see his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
135. Larry Vardiman, Ph.D. Atmospheric Science (Colorado State University). Member of
ICR, see
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
136. Bert Thompson, Ph.D. Microbiology (Texas A&M). See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
137. Jay L. Wile, Ph.D. Nuclear Chemistry (University of Rochester in New York). See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
138. Danny J. Faulkner, Ph.D. in Astronomy (Indiana University), Professor of Astronomy and Physics *University of South Carolina Lancaster). See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
139. Andrew C. McIntosh, Ph.D. Combustion Theory (Cranefield Institute of Technology). See
his bio on ICR's page of creation scientists.
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