....and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
Revelation 21:8
"Phantom Evidence refers to data or studies that have been discredited, debunked, or retracted, yet continue to be cited as though they were still valid.
Phantom Evidence Lives On:
The Age of Reptiles, a 110-foot (34-meter) mural at the Yale Peabody Museum illustrating the prehistoric era when evolutionary theory posits that reptiles dominated the Earth. A section of this celebrated fresco was featured on the September 7, 1953, cover of Life
The widespread acclaim and numerous awards garnered by Zallinger’s grand murals helped cement his position as a prominent member of the Yale University faculty.
The rejection of the “March of Progress” as an accurate representation of human origins is well-documented, even among secular scientists. One notable critique comes from Dr. Kevin Blake, a researcher holding a PhD in Plant and Microbial Biosciences and the Scientific Editor and Program Manager at the Washington University School of Medicine. Regarding the illustration, Blake observed:
The image is iconic… At the rear is an ape-like figure, crouched-over and walking on all fours. Ahead of it is a similar-looking figure, but one who’s walking on two feet. This trend continues, with each successive figure becoming a little taller, a little less hunched, and little less hairy until, at the front of the line, you reach Homo sapiens. Hairless, fully upright, with close-cropped hair and a neatly-trimmed beard, “Modern Man” boldly strides into the future. Instantly recognizable and universally understood to depict the evolution of man, this image is one of the most famous scientific illustrations of all time. It is also wrong."
CEH
