Evolution is Science Fiction
Evolutionist posting on Facebook from a group.
Creation
VS Evolution, A Discussion In Truth
We've heard a lot in this group from creationists involving
deevolution or deevolving, often with supposed examples. (Devolution and
devolution misspelled.)
Can one of the creationists in the group give a definition of
each that would pass muster in a science course? For example, what are the
genetics involved? Does whether the mutation benefit the organism or not factor
in? Also, what of the environment? If an organism "loses" DNA but
gains a feature beneficial in their environment, is that evolution or devolution?
What about if the organism "gains" DNA, say through a duplication and
a point mutation, but ends up losing a beneficial feature, would that be evolution
or devolution?
My Answer: Mutations lead to loss of information, macro
evolution needs new information for evolution. And microevolution or adaptation
is already programed into the genome to help the family of organisms to survive
and does not add new information. This requires intelligent design. Genetic
death is going on following the law of thermodynamics, things run down not up
called the law of entropy. Mutations produce destruction of part of the genome
and can lead to death. If the world goes on stars will burn out and life will
become extinct and gravity will not be strong enough to pull it back into a big
bang. And each big bang, if explosions can produce design proven false by
science, each explosion would be like a bouncing ball, getting weaker and
weaker then heat death. By the way no one has seen a star form.
https://www.everydayhealth.com/genetic-diseases/
Those studying evolution often misinterpret beneficial
mutations, those that give an organism a new and helpful attribute, as evidence
for the theory. The big problem is that every studied mutation has always led
to a loss of genetic information, even if a beneficial new attribute was added
in the process. Real quickly one can realize that if all documented forms of
mutations have ultimately led to a loss of genetic information, then how can it
be possible for an original single celled organism to evolve, even gradually,
into a human being?
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