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Doolittle and the Common Ancestor: Doubt and Retreat

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Doolittle and the Common Ancestor: Doubt and Retreat

After evolutionary and molecular biologist and member of the National Academy of Sciences (W. Ford Doolittle) admitted in 2009 that he doubted "if there was a common ancestor in the first place", which means that he does not see that life once arose and then branched out.

After evolutionary and molecular biologist and member of the National Academy of Sciences (W. Ford Doolittle) admitted in 2009 that he doubted "if there was a common ancestor in the first place", which means that he does not see that life arose once and then branched out for all living, as is the traditional view in evolutionary biology, but his words mean that there are many common ancestors, that is, life arose from the material more than once on Earth! But he went on to say that "this does not mean that life lacks a common common ancestor" because "a common ancestor does not require a common ancestor"!!! How can we share one dynasty, and not have one ancestor? Unfathomable contradictions! So why all of this? Doolittle conveniently admits that because "many things are at stake politically and socially", he particularly means the need to defeat the "anti-evolutionary" in "cultural wars". - Dr. Jonathan Wells. — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/posts/pfbid02fmuxKGY2gMbRC3WpRLttWk2mar7pkFWsmxkb8cJBxdkmAVYkF8ahpL4ZPXyYg9kPl

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