Theistic evolution is a farce since there is no mention of such a process in the Bible or evidence in the fossil record. These editorial writers need to do a little investigative journalism before they write on this topic. Asking the pastor of Baltimore's Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church what he thinks, as DeWayne Wickham did, doesn't count as research. Journalists need to be challenged to research what they assert to be true. General consensus among a community of scientists does not mean the truth is being told.
Evolutionists look on journalists as their lap dogs.
Science, faith, and Intelligent Design , ed. Deus ex machina , literally, 'god out of a machine,' describes an unexpected occurrence that rescues someone or something from an apparently hopeless predicament. . . . The expression has its origin in ancient greek theater, especially in certain plays of Euripides. When the complexities of plot and character appeared incapable of resolution, a god was set down on stage by a mechanical crane to sort out things and make right. Greek gods could do anything.