Darwin’s followers dogmatic? No! Say it’s not so!
We spotted a Darwin profbot earlier, and now over at The Blaze, Casey Luskin comments: Wood and Grabowski are both fully committed to an evolutionary paradigm, but they close their chapter with a striking admission. Although “it is difficult to believe,” they note, “the last time a review looked at the whole of what we now call the hominin fossil record” was in 1964 in a book by the British primatologist Wilfrid Le Gros Clark. Since that time, they explain that paleoanthropologists have enjoyed “an order of magnitude increase in the [amount of] fossil evidence,” but at the same time have seen “the absence of equivalent progress in how we analyze the fossil record.” If their meaning isn’t clear, they’re Read More ›