@goodlife.
Still, despite repeated requests, cutting and pasting without attribution? Your last screed, virtually word for word, copied into other science forums shows its provenance as being more empty prose from Watchtower.
So. once again, we have someone elses words which you are presenting here as your own - intellectual dishonesty.
We cannot even be sure if you actually understand the copy that you paste, since we never see words from you that demonstrate your comprehension. Really- cut and pasting like you do? A trained monkey could do it... Is this what you want to aspire to? Pushing buttons on a keyboard to enter long tracts of words making arguments you only half understand? Is that the sum total of your ambition?
Have you actually, you know, read Michael Dentons book "Evolution: A Theory in Crisis" yourself, goodlife? I have.
It is garbage. It is full of error and misrepresentation of what evolution is. It has been critically mauled, and I know of no body of reputable scientists that have any time for it. At least one reviewer said that it would fail peer review, the arguments presented in it were that bad.
It even has its own wiki page, detailing the some of the key problems and misunderstanding that were rife in the book.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution:_A_Theory_in_Crisis
So, to recap -you claim that there are reputable scientists that refute evolution. And the evidence you cite for this assertion? Sparse and unconvincing - 1 scientist, who published 1 book, dismissed by peers, back in 1985? Do you know why he thought evolution was in crisis? what his main argument was? More importantly, did he propose an alternative, and do you know what that actually was?
On this evidence, your notion that evolution is a "theory in crisis", with reputable scientists challenging the orthodoxy is absurd and can safely be dismissed.
You edited your cut and paste a little - not sure why - so I will include the part you missed off here. It would have preceded the rubbish you did C&P
"In a book review in The New York Times Book Review magazine, biologist Richard Dawkins wrote: “We are here talking about the fact of evolution itself, a fact that is proved utterly beyond reasonable doubt.” He then said that to consider creation “in biology classes is about as sensible as to claim equal time for the flat-earth theory in astronomy classes."
Dawkins statement was correct, as was Gould to assert that the theory of evolution is proven beyond any reasonable doubt. The only people who have any issues with it are barnpot fundamentists like you who insist on a literal interpretation of a book of folk legend and a young earth created by god around 6-10 thousand years ago.
The evidence proves your fairy tale wrong goodlife, and continually asserting otherwise only makes your faith and your religion more absurd, and more the object of ridicule.