Jonathan Wells Discusses His Classic Book Icons of Evolution

[@mugdiller2124]

Thanks for all your work Dr Wells. RIP

[@steveh572]

RIP. A legend of the ID movement.

[@jvt_redbaronspeaks4831]

I enjoyed Icons of Evolution. It's amazing to realize that it is still relevant decades later. These neo-darwinists can't let their myths go!

[@jimfoard5671]

Excellent presentation.

[@georgemonnatjr.172]

Sad to see Dr. Wells go, but I'm sure he's home. This was a 2014 article, has it been validated or disproven since then?

[@medicalmisinformation]

Marvellous! Humpty-dumpty...

[@andrewjohnson8232]

Very sad news. His work will help to liberate generations to come.

[@The.Adept.Chamber]

Following the facts and evidence in order to find where they lead.

[@robertthomas2673]

Well done though all too short! Your tout for next week has me wondering about the vestigial. Darwinians fit it in to the loss of function category and claim it as proof. What say you?

[@refuse2bdcvd324]

Evidence for scripture is constantly being observed in biology and archeology. Darwin's missing links are still missing.

[@Ivysunnyvlogs]

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