Hugh Henry
Lecturer in Physic
Northern Kentucky University
hughhenry@insightbb.com
Daniel J. Dyke
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Cincinnati Christian University
dan.dyke@ccuniversity.edu
The three pillars of the naturalistic Theory of Evolution—abiogenesis, microevolution, and macroevolution—are reviewed in the context of mythology and of the modern scientific method. It is observed that three critical elements of a scientific theory are not met: predictability, reproducibility, and falsifiable testability. On the other hand, the theory conforms quite well to the characteristics of a myth. Right or wrong, naturalistic evolution in its current state seems more myth than science.
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