| | Armitage published evidence of surviving soft tissue from a dinosaur upsetting the Darwinist timetable that they went extinct 65 million years ago. Rushing into his office in a rage, the supervisor summarily terminated him. Interestingly, this occurred after his publication in a secular peer-reviewed journal, though he had discussed the results openly for a long time previously.<ref>Armitage, M.H. and K.L. Anderson. 2013. Soft sheets of fibrillar bone from a fossil of the supraobital horn of the dinosaur Triceratops horridus. Acta Histochemica 115:603-608.</ref> Mark's case is unusual in that the administrators settled to avoid a certain loss.<ref>October 4, 2016. '''Creation Evolution Headlines''', October 4, 2016. David F. Coppedge, ''Mark Armitage Wins Legal Victory''.[https://crev.info/2016/10/mark-armitage-wins-legal-victory/]</ref> The Intelligent Design community also commented on these events.<ref>''Armitage “creationist” settlement: Science vs religion?'', '''Uncommon Descent''', October 6, 2016[https://uncommondescent.com/creationism/armitage-creationist-settlement-science-vs-religion/]</ref> | | Armitage published evidence of surviving soft tissue from a dinosaur upsetting the Darwinist timetable that they went extinct 65 million years ago. Rushing into his office in a rage, the supervisor summarily terminated him. Interestingly, this occurred after his publication in a secular peer-reviewed journal, though he had discussed the results openly for a long time previously.<ref>Armitage, M.H. and K.L. Anderson. 2013. Soft sheets of fibrillar bone from a fossil of the supraobital horn of the dinosaur Triceratops horridus. Acta Histochemica 115:603-608.</ref> Mark's case is unusual in that the administrators settled to avoid a certain loss.<ref>October 4, 2016. '''Creation Evolution Headlines''', October 4, 2016. David F. Coppedge, ''Mark Armitage Wins Legal Victory''.[https://crev.info/2016/10/mark-armitage-wins-legal-victory/]</ref> The Intelligent Design community also commented on these events.<ref>''Armitage “creationist” settlement: Science vs religion?'', '''Uncommon Descent''', October 6, 2016[https://uncommondescent.com/creationism/armitage-creationist-settlement-science-vs-religion/]</ref> |
| | + | Günter Bechly is a distinguished paleontologist, specializing in fossil dragonflies, exquisitely preserved in amber for tens of millions of years. After revealing his support for the theory of intelligent design, he was pushed out as a curator at the State Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart, Germany.<ref>Wikipedia Erases Paleontologist Günter Bechly, David Klinghoffer, '''Evolution News''', October 10, 2017,[https://evolutionnews.org/2017/10/wikipedia-erases-paleontologist-gunter-bechly/]</ref> |