Developed by Richard William Nelson, Darwin Then and Now centers on the intersection of the theory of evolution and science. The book Darwin Then and Now: The Most Amazing Story in the History of Science (pictured in the right column) chronicles Darwin’s life, how he developed his hypothesis, specifically what he said, and what scientists have discovered since.
The six website pillars are Home, About, Glossary, Understanding Evolution, the Scientific Revolution, and Genesis.
Home
Home features articles examining recently published natural science reports and didactic articles on the intersection of evolution and science. The content categorization is outlined in the description of the Understanding Evolution pillar.
Types of natural science articles range from the origin of bioluminescence to the discovery of terrestrial dinosaurs deep in the North Sea to didactic Theory and Consensus articles on the theory of evolution.
About
About (current page) is an overview of the website’s second pillar.
Glossary
Glossary, the third website pillar, defines commonly used terms in the life sciences associated with the theory of biological evolution.
Understanding Evolution
Understanding Evolution, the forth website pillar, explains how the various scientific approaches used in studying nature can influence the interpretation of the evidence.
Foundations to understand the intersection of evolution and science begins with how to Study Evolution and understanding What is Science?
With these foundations, gaining an understanding of the intersection of evolution and science begins. Articles in Understanding Evolution are divided into three categories : Evolution and Science, Theory and Consensus, and articles on the life of Charles Darwin.
Evolution and Science articles are linked to the following subcategories –
Theory and Consensus articles explores topics from Natural Selection to Teach the Controversy.
Snapshots of Charles Darwin’s biography in Understanding Evolution gives insight into his approach to examining the evidence.
Currently, the Darwin Then and Now website includes nearly 80 posts plus over one-hundred pages – all accessible via links and Website searches.
Scientific Revolution
The Scientific Revolution is an overview of the history of science, starting with the Renaissance and the emergence of the revolution. This pillar lists its founders and includes quotes from their worldviews.
Genesis
The Genesis pillar lists statements from the Old and New Testament directly referencing the Genesis account of creation.
Darwin Then and Now is an educational resource on the intersection of evolution and science and the challenges facing the theory of evolution.
Explore how to understand twenty-first century concepts of evolution further using the following links –
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- Understanding Evolution is a journey that showcases how different investigative approaches play a pivotal role in enriching our understanding of the process, leading to diverse conclusions.
- Studying Evolution delves into the terms species and natural selection and how they have changed since The Origin of Species was published in 1859.
- What is Science investigates Charles Darwin’s approach to science and how the principles of modern science are used for different investigative purposes.
- The Evolution and Science category features articles studying how the intersection of evolution and science influences the current understanding of evolution.
- The Theory and Consensus category features articles examining how scientific findings are influencing the scientific consensus on the essential tenets of evolution, including Natural Selection.
- Glossary defines commonly used terms in the life sciences associated with the theory of biological evolution.
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