Assertion 4.25: Haldane's Dilemma proves that humans could not have evolved over the time span evolutionists say they did.
Analysis:
Haldane's assumption was that it would take 300 generations to fix a single gene from initial mutation to ubiquity in a population. While one can debate this figure, it is not the main source of the Dilemma. This comes from the invalid assumptions that only one gene can be fixed at a time and that no other changes can accumulate until the ongoing one is fixed. That's why multiplying the number of generations per fixation by the number of total DNA differences makes no sense.
References
http://www.bakkster.com/r_crea18.htm