AS the story goes...
Once upon a time, in the vast, deep reaches of outer space, a bubble of 92 separate elements sat still. Yet, in it's most compacted state, its contents were able to contract and expand, causing a big bang, from which rocks flew everywhere and became life called an ameoba. Then the ameoba split into protozoa, and evolved over time into plankton, which became this slime and transmographied into a marine animal.
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ANNNGGGKKK! Wrong answer! I've got some questions for you and some theory-bashers to provoke inquiry...
1) IF evolution is truly correct, then how can an explosion bring everything together into a truly magnificent, reproductive being? Eh? And, if this is true, then why can't explosions become actual biotic things?
2) IF it is actually true that "all cells come from other living cells (I just learned that in Biologia), then how can two nonliving rocks, or any abiotic object for that matter, produce life? And don't use the sperm and egg excuse. Sperm and eggs are alive at transmittal. See? I already read up.
3) IF evolution is a continually occuring process, then why isn't anything macroevolving right now? Shouldn't Darwin have written in his journal on the HMS Beagle the current state of Guatemalan animals and we could track a transformation to this day? Come on! Evolution means to come from a lower being to a higher being. Have any monkeys dropped off trees lately? And another thing...evolution is not synonymous to adaptation!
SO can we trust the evolutionnary theory, knowing well that it's underlying principle is subliminally erroneous?