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The theory of evolution is one of the most robust theories in science with huge amounts of supporting evidence from diverse disciplines
This is called a mantra. The only thing true about evolution is genetic variation on a small-scale, but this variation is limited. There is no tangible evidence for molecules-to-man evolution.
Last weekend in Colo Spgs I had the opportunity to witness a debate against evo-despised Hovind and a professor from Wyoming. What was the first line of evidence this professor presented? Lucy! Yet many evolutionists now admit that Lucy no longer fits so well in our family tree. His next line of evidence was the MtDNA clock, failing to realize that new data in 1998 forced evos to backtrack since the age for MtDNA Eve suddenly shrunk from 300K to 6K years old (I mentioned this to him aftward; I can’t recall Hovind’s response to this evidence). His other evidences included varves, and the petrified forests of Yellowstone, now easily explained by a catastrophe event, such as occurred at Mt St Helens (these later evidences, even if true, would not be evidence for evolution). Why is it so hard for you guys to present tangible evidence for evolution that you all can agree on? If the theory is so robust, with huge amounts of evidence, you would think that evolutionists wouldn’t be crawling all over each other and could universally agree on what is good evidence and what isn’t. Are there differing and conflicting theories of gravity? I submit that evolution is no better than a low-grade hyopthesis
BTW, this professor also repeated the now tenuous claim that MtDNA is only passed down by the mother.
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