Shaun Doyle

Shaun has a degree in Environmental Science with first class honours, specializing in Soil Science—as well as a Graduate Diploma in Natural Resource Studies (both from the University of Queensland).

He became a creationist before he became a Christian, in his first university year.  This helped him form a solid foundation on the Word of God that was able to withstand the evolutionary attacks levelled at his ‘young’ faith at university.

Since November 2005 Shaun has worked for CMI–Australia in Brisbane, Queensland, as a writer, editor and reviewer, primarily on the Journal of Creation.  Shaun has continued to be a member of CMI’s volunteer Queensland Support Group, which he joined in 2002, and he often supports CMI’s speakers on ministry engagements around south-east Queensland. He has written articles for CMI such as:

• Noah’s comet?
• Walking sharks: evolution in action?
• The Simpsons and Scopes: Making a mockery out of the Maker
• Squishosaur scepticism squashed
• Feathery flight of fancy
• Making a man out of a chimp
• Mangling misotheism (feedback)
• Big birdosaur blues
• The ‘artificial life’ deception
• The good, the bad and the evolutionary
• ‘Glacier Girl’ on a mission
• The slow rise of dinosaurs
• ‘Jurassic Park’ feathers?
• A gorge in three days!
• Feather fossil fantasy
• Creation in Kazakhstan
• Serial cell differentiation: intricate system of design
• More musings on our ‘useless’ appendix
• Vestigial arguments: remnants of evolution
• Ventastega—not a leg to stand on

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