Richard D. Tkakchuck
Richard D. Tkachuck holds a Ph.D. in parasitology from the University of California at Los Angeles and is a member of the Geoscience Research Institute, Loma Linda, California.
In search of the silver bullet
Can't creationists come up with some evidence so spectacular and overwhelming that evolutionists will be forced to watch their theories crumple into a heap? Such a search is futile, says the author, and may lead to something less than objectivity.
Darwin's Revolution
Darwin did not burst upon an unsuspecting world with his idea of natural selection as the mechanism by which species evolved. Careful observations had been going on for decades. His book caught the public eye (and sold out in a single day) because of an increasing discontent with the Biblical view of origins and a worldwide destruction by flood. Readers either accepted his ideas eagerly or unswervingly opposed him.