Piecemeal genetic differences as support for macroevolution

From: Bertvan@aol.com
Date: Sat Sep 09 2000 - 09:47:39 EDT

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    Hi Richard,
    However you eventually define "random", you are going to end up with two
    groups of people who are in disagreement. And most of them are aware of
    where their difference of opinion lies. One group believes evolution
    occurred without plan, purpose or design. The other group, ID, believes
    "variations" in organisms occurred according to some presently unknown plan
    or purpose. Most ID supporters argue that natural selection acts to ensure
    stasis and has contributed nothing toward the creation of complexity. This
    is a legitimate difference of opinion, for which evidence for either side can
    be cited. There is no way for either to be conclusively demonstrated at this
    time. I don't see how redefining terms might contribute to resolving the
    controversy.

    Bertvan
    http://members.aol.com/bertvan



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