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Deceptive Speciation: A Review by Casey Luskin

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Deceptive Speciation: A Review by Casey Luskin

In The Deceptive Speciation: The Myth of Widespread Observation of Evolutionary Change, Casey Skin offers a review of the FAQ section of one of the most famous evolutionary sites (the Talkorigins website) in his claim that it proved the existence of many cases in which they observed...

In The Deceptive Speciation: The Myth of Observing Evolutionary Change on a Large Scale, Casey Skin offers a review of the FAQ section of one of the most famous evolutionary sites (the Talkorigins website) in his claim that he proved that there are many cases in which they observed the emergence of new species with large-scale evolutionary changes, and for several years Darwinists have been promoting those cases that they think are evidence that Darwinian evolution is capable of biological change. But a careful analysis of the technical literature on many of the discussed examples reveals that these claims are completely untrue. To those who believe that Talkorigins has provided evidence of significant change to prove evolution’s ability to broadly create new species (i.e., complete reproductive isolation), we offer our sincere apologies; you have been deceived for years. More: https://www.braheen.com/publications/الانتواع-الخادع-خرافة-ملاحظة-التغير-التطوري-على-نطاق-واسع — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page

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