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• Ackerman, Diane.(mathematical designs in nature)
• Adelle, J. C. and J. Dopazo.(just how could evolutionary processes build complexity required to produce life?)
• Agassiz, Louis.(non evolutionary view)
• Ager, Dr. Derek V..(non evolutionary view)
• Altervogt, John.(questioning thinking of evolutionists)
• American Scientist Magazine.(no one knows why the Milky Way does what it does)
• American Scientist Magazine.(no randomness as evolution suggests, but defined design makes life work)
• American Scientist Magazine.(astronomers discover organization of universe's material)
• Anderson, G. M..(on radiocarbon 14 dating)
• Ansari, Musharrah.(things of nature don't need mechanisms of evoluton to work; they just work)
• Arnold, Chester A..(non evolutionary view)
• Article,.The Necessity of Darwinism.(evolutionary view)
• Asimov, Isaac.(design inclined)
• Astronomy Magazine.(energy connects astronomical objects; who set up the connections?)
• Atreya, Sushil K..(we don't even know how Jupiter formed)
• Ayala, Francisco.(comments on modern synthesis)
• Baker, Ross.(complexity of bodily systems, 'nail in the coffin' for evolution)
• Baldridge_Robert.(which came first, the owl or the blind snake?)
• Baraff, David.(we know the laws of physics but haven't reached the level the Creator has in their implementation)
• Barinaga, Marcia.(ludicrous ways evolutionists use to formulate.postulates)
• Bassett, David V..(for evolutionary theory to be valid, evolutionists need to provide information on what the original sequences were, but they use false circular reasoning instead) 
• Baugh, Dr. Carl.1, 2.(so-called 'cavemen' appeared after the flood)
• Bayer, Hans Christian Von.(necessary fundamental processes bypassed by evolution)
• Beardsley, T..(questioning evolution)
• Behe, Michael 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.(design inclined)
• Berlinski, David (one of the most intelligent people you could ever meet)
• Bingman, Ken 1, 2.(for evolution)
• Bird, Roland T..(found tracks of man and dinosaur together)
• Blobel, Gunter.(another mystery for evolutionists to solve before the crackpot.theory can even begin to hint at believability)
• Boucot, Arthur J..(comments on evolution)
• Bounoure, Louis.(non evolutionary view)
• Bourne, Geoffrey.(evolutionary view, but ready for the basket)
• Boyer, Paul.(Nobel Prize; work on the body's ATP, the world's tiniest motor; too complex for idiotic simplicity of evolution)
• Brooks, Dr. C..(dating methods give vast time errors)
• Brown, Nigel.(heart's efficiency finds no answers in evolution)
• Buchmann, Stephen.(why are bees built to handle three times the g's man can?)
• Budyko, M.I..(so-called Ice Age, no doubt was the Flood)
• Burdick, Clifford.(dinosaurs and man)
• Burney, Ewan.(the job of proteins in bulding an eye's lens elicits astounding complexity)
• Carr, B.J and M.J. Rees.(meaningful structure in the universe)
• Chain, Ernst.(evolutionary scientists are naive; complexity of life)
• Cherfas, Jeremy.(believes chimps descended from man)
• Chopra, Deepak.(animals and imagination)
• Chu, Steven.(all things fall at the same rate; programmed to be so)
• Colinvaux, Paul.(Pleistocene age a joke)
• Congdon, Justin.(evidence counters evolutionary biology)
• Connor, Edward.(Darwin's observations of finches a myth)
• Coppedge, Dr. James.(showing the impossibility of evolution to have occurred)
• Corner, Prof. E. J. H..(fossil record favors special creation)
• Coyne, Jerry.1, 2.(non evolutionary view)
• Cox, Eileen.(amazing programming of the diatom)
• Crane, H.R..(balance in biological self-assembly and safety factor designed into molecular processes)
• Darwin: 1, 2.(ambivalence personified)
• Davies, Paul 1, 2, 3.(questioning evolution)
• Daugherty, Cecil.(man and the dinosaurs)
• Dawkins, Richard.1, 2, 3.(questioning evolution)
• de Beer, Sir Gavin.(design inclined)
• Dembski, William A..(non evolutionary view)
• Dennet, Daniel.(dangerous evolutionist?)
• Denton, Michael.(non evolutionary view)
• Dewar, Douglas.(a former evolutionist's abnegating)
• Dickerson, Richard E., Ph.D..(evolution is speculation)
• Doolittle, Russel 1, 2.(how could evolution ever have occurred?)
• Dopazo, J and J. C. Adelle.(just how could mutation and natural selection ever built the complexity necessary for life?)
• Dort, Wakefield, Jr..(a freshly killed seal shows up 1300 years old; so much for their 'accurate' dating methods)
• Douglas, Ron.1, 2.(conundrums for evolution)
• Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan.(non evolutionary reasoning)
• Dumas, Chris.(anomalies of Neptune)
• du Nouy, Pierre Lecomte.(intermediary stages not found, transition mechanisms unknown; idiocy is really, basing a theory on conjecture?)
• Durant, Dr. John.(evolution's a myth)
• Dyson, Freeman.(an encouraging view)