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Dr. '''Jonathan Wells''' is a scientist who objects to the way [[evolution]] is taught in [[America]]. His book ''[[Icons of Evolution]]'' exposes ten major distortions of science which evolution advocates and especially biology textbooks use to support standard evolutionary theory.
Dr. '''Jonathan Wells''' is a scientist who objects to the way [[evolution]] is taught in [[America]]. His book ''[[Icons of Evolution]]'' exposes ten major distortions of science which evolution advocates and especially biology textbooks use to support standard evolutionary theory.
Wells, a prominent advocate of [[intelligent design]], is a senior fellow at the [[Discovery Institute]]'s Center for Science & Culture. [http://creationwiki.org/Jonathan_Wells] Dr. Wells has obtained two Ph.D.s. - one in molecular and cell biology from the [[University of California at Berkeley]], and the other in religious studies from [[Yale University]].[http://creationwiki.org/Jonathan_Wells]
Wells, a prominent advocate of [[intelligent design]], is a senior fellow at the [[Discovery Institute]]'s Center for Science & Culture. [http://creationwiki.org/Jonathan_Wells] Dr. Wells has obtained two Ph.D.s. - one in molecular and cell biology from the [[University of California at Berkeley]], and the other in religious studies from [[Yale University]].[http://creationwiki.org/Jonathan_Wells]
Dr. Wells has received criticism for denying the connection between HIV and AIDs without any scientific support. Wells, along with many others, signed a petition which claimed "It is widely believed by the general public that a retrovirus called HIV causes the group of diseases called AIDS. Many biochemical scientists now question this hypothesis. We propose that a thorough reappraisal of the existing evidence for and against this hypothesis be conducted by a suitable independent group. We further propose that critical epidemiological studies be devised and undertaken"<ref>Undercover at the Discovery Institute</ref>.
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