unknown source writes:
Evolution, as it is strictly intepreted in technical terms, deals with the suggested mechanisms ...
for the progressive development of more complex lifeforms from simpler ones.
Arphy writes:
So in an evolutionary worldview the effect is that evolution and universal common ancestry cannot be seperated. The above quote shows this. The first half shows what evolution is and the second half shows the purpose for studying evolution.
Pardon me if I am mistaken, but isn't the title of this thread "Why creationist definitions of evolution are wrong, terribly wrong."
I am puzzled as to why you insist upon a definition no one here who supports evolution agrees with.
Now you wouldn't be trying to "palm the pea" as jar would say now would you?
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