Bloodroot

First of all, I've been reading posts at this site for the past 6 months and I find most of them to be titillating, informative, and thought provoking and for that I thank you all. I'm a newbie here, I profoudly appologize, and I need help on writting a rebuttal to a commentary in my college's newspaper. It's about *surprise* the big lie called evolution and even though the commentary's claims are extremely misleading at best and can be mopped up with info from Talkorigins.com , there are some arguments I don't know how to approach, such as the Ernst Haeckel vertebrate embryo drawings and the Miller and Urey experiment. Your help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!

Oh !@$^%, I almost forgot to put down the link.
Here it is:

<a href="http://hubcap.clemson.edu/Tiger/editorial/art05ed,03,08,02.html" target="_blank">http://hubcap.clemson.edu/Tiger/editorial/art05ed,03,08,02.html</a>

RufusAtticus

Sounds like someone read Wells' book. Talk about excepting lies as facts.

You should check out this page which rebuts Wells.
<a href="http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/wells/" target="_blank">http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/wells/</a>

You should also go to you campus science library and get the review of Wells that appears in Nature 410, 745 - 746 (2001).

-RvFvS