Joel Kontinen
In Icons of Evolution, a book published in 2000, Jonathan Wells, who has a PhD in molecular and cell biology, showed that the most usual textbook proofs of evolution were misleading.
The Darwinian icons speak more of the evolutionists’ willingness to believe their theory than of anything else. They do not support evolution.
Wells discusses Archaeopteryx, Miller and Urey’s origin of life experiment, Darwin’s tree of life, homology (similar structures in different species), Haeckel’s embryo drawings, the peppered moth, Darwin’s finches, fruit fly mutants and man’s assumed origins in his book.
Icons of Evolution caused many evolutionists to become nervous It showed that their best proofs were anything but convincing.
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