@Quehoniaomath,
If you seem to accept the ID "worldview", then I can see your fascination with medieval science and denial of evidence based news.
Ive read several of those articles "Retread" by the Discovery Institute and its "new arm that is posing as a peer reviewed journal"
ALWAYS be a bit skeptical about websites that end in .com, they usually are "for profit" .
You seem to be easily impressed by bullshit that has nothing to back it.
(The articleabout the fossils begn with a "Quote mine" wherein it attempts to make it sound like the fossil record didn't support Darwins ideas. Why must people lie when they are attempting to sound objective? BECAUSE, they are in the business of pushing worldviews. A scientific journal article would be evaluated to see whether it should even be published.
The references to Austen and he Grand Canyon are actually lies. HE was outed very easily at a conference when people asked him to explain his "unit deluge" when it had a clear desert sand dune deposit right in the middle of the strata.
The other articles about Haeckelin embryology is a total scam by the DI. They are attempting to state that NO embryological evidence supports evolution .
NEWS FLASH to Quahog. Genes in viable embryos had been turned on and off and the resulting embryo changes included stimulating the HEDGEHOG and HOX genes such that chicken with gill slits and TEETH were shown to be clearly descendent from previous "non Haeckelin" embryo sequences. SO the slick sounding DI article about "3 Wrong Embryo Sequences"... was merely science fiction from the Discovery Institute.
It amazing how stuck in the past you are. Perhaps if you recognized that we are no longer in the late 1800's you could move on a bit.