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Jul 2, 2026 14 min

Staged Evolution Icons: creation science

from Faith and Science Hosted by 3ABN Australia Radio

Did you know that some of the most famous biology textbook illustrations are completely fake? We are exposing the truth with undeniable creation science evidence that will change how you view education. This episode dives into Christian apologetics, examining why fraudulent examples are still used to teach human origins. Dr. John Ashton breaks down the historical conflict surrounding Haeckel’s embryos and the peppered moth. The setup reveals how these "icons of evolution" were either staged with glued moths or deliberately drawn inaccurately to support Darwin's phylogenetic tree. The resolution challenges the scientific community to follow actual evidence rather than holding onto disproven, wishful thinking. In this episode, you will hear: Haeckel’s embryonic drawings were exposed as a fraud in the 1800s, yet they inexplicably remain in modern biology textbooks. The folds in human embryos are not fish gills; they naturally develop into the thymus gland and inner ear canal. The famous peppered moth photographs were staged by physically gluing dead moths to tree trunks. Many experts admit that natural selection fails to explain how entirely new genetic information is actually generated. Watch all the episodes on our YouTube channel at this link: https://www.youtube.com/@CreationConversations/featured Discover more inspiring Christian content—browse all our video & audio podcasts here. www.youtube.com/@3abnaustraliaradio885/playlists

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