Essays on Creation and Evolution by Dr. David Menton
Dr. David Menton is a Past President of the Missouri Association for Creation. He earned a PhD in Cell Biology from Brown University. He was Associate Professor of Anatomy at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis from 1966 – 2000 and is currently a full-time researcher and speaker with Answers in Genesis.
Dr. Menton wrote a series of 24 essays that were published in the St. Louis MetroVoice beginning in July of 1993 and they are as relevant today as they were when he wrote them. Dr. Menton’s writing style is lively and humorous while at the same time making the complex understandable. These articles are all featured below.
Religion and the Question of Origins
There Ought to be a Law Against Evolution—And There Is!
Is Evolutions a Theory, A Fact, or a Law?—Or, None of the Above?
If We Resemble Apes, Does That Mean We Evolved from Apes?
Is the Human Embryo Essentially a Fish with Gills?
The Human Tail and Other Tales of Evolution
Natural Selection and Macroevolution
Sickle Cell Anemia and Other “Good” Mutations of Evolution
Can Evolution Produce and Eye? Not a Chance!
The Hopeful Monsters of Evolution
Climbing the “Ladder of Life” in Grand Canyon
The Religion of Nature: Social Darwinism
Species, Speciation and the Genesis Kind
What a Difference a Day Makes!
The Origin of Evolutionism: It Didn’t Begin With Darwin
Darwin Didn’t Discover Evolution or Natural Selection
Creation and the Appearance of Age
Methuselah and Grandpa’s Ax: The Problem With Aging and Death