The theory of evolution assumes its ability to explain the origin and diversity of living species through natural mechanisms, and therefore the type of evidence required to prove its validity is much greater than all the examples presented in the books of evolutionary biology.
The theory of evolution assumes its ability to explain the origin and diversity of all living species through natural mechanisms, and therefore the type of evidence required to prove its validity is much greater than all the examples presented in the books of evolutionary biology, if all the examples presented proved correct, is it enough to prove the theory?
No, a thousand no, a million no!
To prove it, evolutionists need to:
Overcome the problem that the vast majority of observed mutations lead to modification through demolition rather than construction.
- Overcoming the problem of the time required for the emergence of mutations that exceed the supposed age of the presence of organisms on Earth.
Overcome the problem of interpreting the intelligence required to build biological complexity through natural mechanisms.
- Overcoming the problem of building networks of genetic regulation through natural mechanisms.
- Overcoming the problem of building complex biochemical machines through natural mechanisms.
- Overcome the problem of not being able to interpret bioexplosives through the slow sequential progression you assume.
- Overcome the problem of the stark contrast between the fossil record, in which only a handful can be referred to as intermediate rings, and its assumption of billions and billions of intermediate rings.
- Overcoming the problem of its inability to build an evolutionary picture of life or a tree of life, none of its mechanisms can maintain the distinctive features of the species, and therefore the evolutionary tree is contrary to the hierarchical classification that was established before its appearance.
- Overcoming the problem of the inability of the hypotheses of chemical evolution to explain the origin of life so far.
Overcome the problems of interpreting the emergence of complex biological behaviors (cooperation, altruism, etc.).
Overcome the problem of the emergence of the human mind.
Letting go of all that, and trying to prove evolution by multiplying the partial and superficial examples that exist in evolutionary biology books is a declaration of the inability to establish evidence for them!
- Ayesha.
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Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page
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