Evolutionary theories have countless problems, the most important of which is that living things have not evolved.

Evolutionary theories have countless problems, the most important of which is that living things have not evolved. (1) Living fossils are the biggest problem for all theories of evolution Fossils (or fossils or fossils, in Latin fossiles) are the remains of an animal or plant that are the first traces of ancient organisms that have been mineralized and fossilized, and can be complete or incomplete. The importance of fossils lies in the fact that they show us the life forms of past times and their living conditions and preservation during different geological periods. When we find in nature fossils of plant and animal organisms that lived in the past hundreds of millions of years ago, and are still alive today without any change, we call them “living fossils.” For example, the current bee is no different from the one found as a fossil. Some fossils have been separated by several million years, and the 135 million-year-old dragonfly shows no difference with the one that lives in our time, and by comparing the fossils of the ants that lived 100 million years ago with the ants that live in our time, we find no trace of evolution. This impression is reinforced by the existence of living fossils which pose a major challenge to the evolutionary community. Each of them has Jean Flori and Henri Rasolofomasoandro (1974) classified living fossils into three main categories: The first category includes fossils that lived without interruption in the geological strata of the second or third era, and are still present today, identical to the previous without any change or evolution. The second category includes living fossils found in ancient or precambrian terrain or in the early era that disappeared into one or more geological layers, reappearing today, without any evolution. The third category consists of living fossils, which have been considered by evolutionists as "possible intermediates" but have been found recently without any change. Each of these categories includes thousands of species: sponges, sea worms, scorpions, sea urchins, eels, rays, and sharks that are known from the Devonian period (about 400 million years ago!). This is a list of some of the names of organisms that lived millions of years ago and remain unchanged, although the process of turning organisms into fossils is very limited and about 0.1 per cent, and it shows that the creatures of the Earth have never been transformed. List of some living fossils of animals: A relict species list: surviving species Animales Le nautile, mollusque Coleoidea qui ressemble à certains de ses lointains cousins les ammonites, Le gastéropode Neopilina, mollusque monoplacophore, trouvé par 4 000 mètres de fond dans le golfe de Panama en1950, qui fait partie d’un groupe que l’on considérait comme éteint depuis 350 Ma, Les Trigonies, mollusques bivalves, autrefois répandus dans toutes les mers et qui n’existent plus que sur les côtes de Tasmanie, L’hattéria ou sphénodon, reptile confiné sur quelques îlots de Nouvelle-Zélande, unique survivant de l’ordre des Rhynchocéphales, La limule, arthropode chélicériforme marin,Les dipneustes (comme Neoceratodus forsteri, derniers représentants d’un taxon florissant au Paléozoïque et auMésozoïque), Les Triops, La Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis ou « grenouille violette » a été découverte en 2003, Le Chlamydoselachus anguineus ou « requin lézard », Les glyphéides, Les crinoïdes, Le cœlacanthe, longtemps considéré comme disparu, a été retrouvé dans les grandes profondeurs près des Comores, Les amblypyges. List of some living fossils of plants: Fossiles vivants (règne végétale) Le séquoïa Metasequoia glyptostroboides Le Ginkgo biloba, Le welwitschia. Some of the living organisms that lived millions of years ago remain unchanged. (2) Stratigraphic ladder statements nullify all claims of evolutionary theories (a) During the Cambrian explosion the main groups appeared suddenly and without development The stratigraphic ladder divides the geologic history of the Earth into epochs and epochs based on a range of methods such as relative and absolute dating. The stratigraphic ladder, which contains the entire geologic history of the Earth, is divided into the following basic epochs: Precambrian, First epoch, Second epoch, Third epoch, and Fourth epoch. Précambrien, Primaire ou paléozoïque, Secondaire ou mésozoïque, Tertiaire, Quaternaire Quaternaire separates each epoch and epoch from stratigraphic gaps spanning geological time periods characterized by the complete absence of organisms. The reading of this ladder clearly shows that: The first living organisms appeared as bacteria about 3.8 billion years ago (in the Precambrian). A large stratigraphic gap, devoid of any living organism, lasted for about 160 million years. Immediately afterwards (at the beginning of the first epoch) the Cambrian explosion occurred about 550 million years ago, and billions of multicellular organisms appeared. The main groups of evolved organisms appeared suddenly and at the same time, without any evidence of slow changes and without any intermediate rings: arthropods, invertebrates, corals, worms, jellyfish. * The emergence of organisms through later eras with no sign of gradual evolution or evolution, as evolutionist theories claim, has long been observed by many scientists, such as Buckland (1784-1856). Billions of animals and plants have appeared without any aspect of evolution. Charles Darwin considered this as the most important obstacle to his theory in his book "The Origin of Species" Dr. David Robb (Geology Secretary, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago) says: Most people believe that fossils provide a very important part of the general argument in favor of Darwinian explanations in the history of life, but unfortunately, this is not true. “…most people assume that fossils provide a very important part of the general argument in favour of Darwinian interpretations of the history of life. Unfortunately, this is not strictly true.”( Dr David Raup , Curator of geology, Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago) Charles Darwin considérait d’ailleurs cela comme l’un des principaux obstacles à sa théorie de la sélection naturelle3. En effet, ces animaux semblaient sortir de nulle part et il consacra à ce problème un chapitre entier de son ouvrage L’Origine des espèces. Cependant, la faune de l’Ediacarien montre que la vie avant l’explosion cambrienne n’était pas uniquement constituée d’organismes unicellulaires. Sources: C. Darwin, On the Origin of Species by Natural Selection, New York, Murray, London, United Kingdom, 1859 (ISBN978-160206-144-6, OCLC176630493), p. 438 (b) stratigraphic gaps are devoid of organisms and are followed by the sudden emergence of organisms without intermediate organisms The idea of evolution is based on the evolution of species from each other with slow and gradual transformations over millions of years and the formation of genealogical trees. The time line of the fossil record does not support the previous idea and does not provide transitional rings bearing gradual apparent changes between species over time. In contrast, species appear in the timeline suddenly without any species bearing intermediate qualities and then continue for a time without any change. The fossil record monitors the stability of this type across successive geological times without any change, which is expressed as stagnation or stability and the type continues as it is until it is extinct and disappears suddenly without leaving a trace of the type http://www.creationnisme.com/2009/05/fossiles/ Thus, after each strategic gap and the death of previous organisms, life returns to new organisms that may resemble or radically differ from their predecessors in the framework of life cycles that have taken place in the history of the Earth .. Noting that the intermediate forms spoken by some theories of evolution exist only in the imagination of those who said them .. For example, 250 million years ago, there was a sudden extinction wave that wiped out 90 percent of the Earth's creatures. It set the stage for new animals and plants, 200 million years ago another extinction wave that killed half of all living things, and it set the stage for dinosaurs – which dominated the Earth for the next 135 million years, and 65 million years ago, dinosaurs themselves (with 90 percent of all Earth's creatures) became extinct due to a massive meteorite that changed the planet's environment. The great annihilation of animal and plant organisms caused them to be fermented, fermented, decomposed, and stored in the ground as raw materials pending the arrival of man, who had only recently appeared on the surface of the earth. (“We [humans] suddenly appear in the fossil record,” according to the Harvard paleontologist. (Confessions on the fossil record) Claude A. Ville http://creationoevolution.blogspot.com/…/fossil-record Theory of Evolution and the Reality of Creation: The Fossil Record Says No to Evolution David Pilbeam, “Rearranging Our Family Tree,” Nature, June 1978, p Our Family Tree,” Nature, June 1978, p (3) Images of biology presented by evolutionists in their books as mythological intermediate beings (a) Celacant, an exam The biographies presented by evolutionists in their books as an intermediate species have never lived, and there are no fossils to prove their existence. They filled educational pamphlets and museums with imaginary ecological forms found only in their imaginations and not found in stratigraphic records. “In 1935, while a fisherman was wetting his nets in a Mozmaq canal on the African coast of the Indian Ocean, he considered this fish to be a fisherman.” According to Darwin's theory, changes occur slowly and eventually result in a transition from one species to another, and if that's true, Denton says, we should find the middle rings. For example, in 1900, paleontologists found a fossil of a "giant" worm with neither a mouth nor a digestive tube, so instead of being located between two previous species, it formed an independent species in its own right (hosting a new complexity of previous explanations). In 1909, the American researcher found a 500-million-year-old animal fossil with similar complications. In 1947, an Australian geologist found other fossils on his country's soil (700-mc). The two cases together represent fossils of completely unknown living organisms, none of which represented the intermediate ring expected.. Instead of regulating the tree of evolution, Denton says, it has been divided and complicated over the years.. (b) Cysts like kangaroos... another test and a bone in the evolutionary throat: Suppose cystes disappear from the surface of the earth, and the only way we find to identify them is their skeletal system, how can we know that they have a abdominal pocket based solely on their skeleton? How can we know, if we know, that their method of pregnancy (fetal stage) is different from the rest of the placental mammal (fetal growth begins at the kangaroo in the mother's placenta and growth takes place in the abdominal pocket, which contains the breast). Where did the beak of duck 6 come from, which is characterized by being an amphibian, a creeper with a shroud, a paradise with curls, a monkey's paradise, a duck's beak, a water fox's foot, a snake's tail, a beaver's or a beaver's tail, and it feeds its young without a breast and lays eggs and body heat that is not as constant as that of mammals. Another example is the Tasmanian wolf. Loup de Tasmanie ( Thylacinus cynocephalus ): disparu. Thylacine / loup marsupial de Tasmanie, qui possède une poche ventrale destinée à accueillir les petits après leur naissance The Tasmanian wolf, for example, is very similar to the common wolf: the same bone system, the same teeth, the same skull. However, the first is a cyste (with a ventral pocket) and the second is placental, meaning that similar organisms do not necessarily belong to the same species. — Source: Official website of Dr. Mohamed Bourbab - Published on 2023-04-28 (archived at the Internet Archive) https://bourbab.com/نظريات-التطور-تواجه-مشكلات-لا-حصر-لها-أ/