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Claim CB102: Mutations do not add information
Claim CB102.1: Dawkins could not give an example of increasing information
Claim CF002: Complexity does not come from simplicity
Claim CF002.1: Tornadoes in junkyards do not build things
Claim CF003: How could information, such as in DNA, assemble itself?
Claim CF010: Cybernetic simulations show that Darwinian processes do not produce order
Claim CI010: There is a law of conservation of information
Brief responses in the Index to Creationist Claims in the TalkOrigins Archive.
Evolution and the Origin of Biological Information
Article by Dennis Venema on the BioLogos website. This looks at a number of issues and examples and is very well and respectfully explained.
Creation Myth: NO Truly Beneficial Mutations
Video by biology professor Dan Stern Cardinale on his Creation Myths YouTube channel.
Origins of New Genes and Pseudogenes
An article on Scitable, an educational site provided by Nature.
Can evolution generate new information?
Article on the BioLogos website.
A Few Things I’ve Learned About Creationists
From 26:35 to 39:53, biologist P. Z. Myers gives just a couple of examples and explains them for a general audience, and shows how creationists have responded to them.
Video in the How Creationism Taught Me Real Science series.
Article by Barry Williams in The Skeptic magazine about the dishonestly edited video of Richard Dawkins in which he is made to appear not to be able to give any answers to a request to give and example of information in a genome increasing. Williams has responded to criticism of his article.
On the Evolution of Citrate Use
Post by Richard Lenski on his Telliamed Revisited blog.
Nylon-eating bacteria and creationism
Short Wikipedia article.
New Proteins Without God's Help
Article by William M. Thwaites in the journal Creation/Evolution on the website of the National Center for Science Education. References are missing from this version but are available in the PDF format of the issue in which this article appears.
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