Genetic Similarity

Dennis L. Durst (dldurst@prairienet.org)
Mon, 18 Dec 1995 20:40:08 -0600 (CST)

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It seems to me (as a layman when it comes to biology) that the genetic
interconnectedness of all living things, the common denominator of
DNA, does not necessarily favor TE over PC. After all, the biotic
food chain requires such a common denominator, otherwise one kind of
creature would be incapable of ingesting another. It seems to me like
the brilliant scheme of an intelligent designer; whether or not He
"tinkered" or "intervened" after the initial creation. Can anyone
help me out here?

Dennis Durst

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