The Origin Of Life

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Let us look at the three theories in depth. The evolutionist theory made known by Charles Darwin, states that humans came from his theory “survival of the fittest.” Charles Darwin based his theory on individual chances that determined the fate of the species. “Charles Darwin as we recall based his explanation of natural selection among individuals with equal chances of survival upon the following principles. The phenomenon of species change results from the fact that in each generation those individuals are chosen or selected out whose physical equipment and behavioral potential best correspond both to the risks and possibilities of their environment.”(1) Darwin sailed for five years collecting information to support the lucid study. After obtaining a variety of books and videos on this controversial issue, I stand in awe wondering if Darwin’s theory was magnified after his return, writing of The Origin of Species. I make this conclusion by psychological intuition of a ...

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by saying, "Were you there, millions of years ago?" They further describe the evolution theory as circular reasoning. Evolutionists date layers of the earth by the fossils they find and date the fossils by the number of layers of the earth. They also depict evolutionists as having two strategies. Microevolution is the study of observable variation (i.e. Dogs produce dogs over time). Macroevolution is the study of unequateable variation (i.e. Dogs and plants come from the same origin). "… No one disputes that all animals share certain characteristics and are similar to each other in many ways. However, proponents of evolution interpret these facts to mean that animal life evolved from ...

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