The theory of evolution assumes that a single cell evolved into the trillions of species that have appeared in the history of life. Well, where did the huge genetic information quotient on Earth come from?
The theory of evolution assumes that a single cell evolved into trillions of species that have appeared in the history of life.
Well, where did the vast genetic data on Earth come from?
They must have come from random mutations in the genes!
So what if these beneficial mutations are destructive to genes?
Dr. Michael Behe reviews recent scientific findings of genetic studies, which show that the effect of beneficial mutations always comes at the expense of destroying or completely disabling genes.
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Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page