Your reason for accepting evolution

Nope. Even if there is a transcendent creator, the chemistry of DNA makes evolution inevitable.DNA doesn't replicate perfectly. Every generation is a little different from its predecessors. No mechanism has ever been observed (or even suggested) that would prevent small changes from accumulating into big changes over many generations.Creator or no creator, evolution has to happen. It's built right into the molecules.

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But those "limits" are fiction. No such barriers have ever been observed. No creationist has ever proposed a mechanism for how such a barrier could work.As I said in an earlier post, the nature of the DNA molecule makes imperfect reproduction inevitable. You need to show some evidence that DNA changes can only go so far and no farther.

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Please don't insult Newton. If he had had access to the information we have today, of course he would have accepted evolution.This thread is about the reasons for accepting evolution. You should take your "arguments" against it to the appropriate threads.

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