The Ten Facts of Evolution

The ten facts of evolution is a book that resolves the conflict between Darwinism and intelligent design, between science and teleology, by means of Robert F. DeHaan's theory of evolution, called macrodevelopment. This book begins by summarizing the "ten major facts" of biological evolution and then compares how two very different theories of evolution try to explain these facts. The first theory is the overwhelmingly dominant theory of neo-Darwinism, according to which evolution is the result of the interaction between random genetic mutations and "natural selection". The second theory is Robert F. DeHaan's theory of macrodevelopment, according to which evolution is the result of the "unfolding" of the biosphere over millions of years in a manner analogous to the "unfolding" of the biological individual within the womb during morphogenesis.