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What
is EVOLUTION?

Shortly
speaking, it`s a fairy tale for
adults.
It is not
a science but a theory, i.e.
based not on the facts but
on the assumptions.
Sir
Arthur Kis, who wrote the foreword to 100-th edition
Darwin`s «The Origins of
Species» said “ the Evolution is
unproved and not provable”.
Malcolm
Muggeridge, a famous British journalist and philosopher
noted: “ I am
convinced, that the theory of evolution … will be one
of the largest jokes in
the books of a history of the future ”.
Dr. Kent Hovind on the web side
www.drdino.com from 1990г.
still
has the unclaimed offer costing $ 250,000 for the one who can
give him the
scientific proof that the evolution is true.
According
to the evolutionary theory a fish develops into a man
during a very long period
of time, is it right? The question arises
how the fish received genes to become
a man? Because nobody
can become anybody or anything else if his genes will not
allow
him to do it. Charles Darwin didn't know about genetics at that
time. He
thought that animals had an unlimited ability to adapt to
their environment.
The
basis of the theory of the evolution is the doctrine about
mutations. Mutations are a change of the
hereditary attributes and
properties of organisms. Thus every human being has 46
chromosomes containing approximately 100,000 genes,
through
which such hereditary features as height, color of skin, hair,
eyes,
figure and even character of an individual are transferred. The
doctrine assume that these genes are
sometimes affected ( for
example, by an unusual chemical influence ) causing
them to
produce an unusual change in one of the descendant. It is a
mutation.
The supporters of the theory of evolution assert that
sharp, sudden mutations
conduct to an occurrence of new
species. In
this case they usually give an example with
bacterium. They say, mutations
sometimes make bacterium
resistant to antibiotics – and if they can make
bacterium stronger
so as to resist antibiotics, they must be able to do the same
for
other creatures.
Dr. Lee Spetner points out
that mutated bacterium are all a
delusion. These mutations do not make the
bacterium stronger.
To kill bacterium, an antibiotic hooks up with the part of
the
bacterial cell called the ribosome. Sometimes a mutation can
make a ribosome
deformed and then antibiotic which can`t join
the deformed ribosome can`t kill bacterium. But this does not
mean that
the bacteria has become stronger. The deformed
ribosome represents a loss of
genetic information. It is a loss
not a gain.
Then
Dr. Spetner continues: “All point mutations that have been
studied on the
molecular level turn out to reduce the genetic
information and not increase
it."
In
other words, the genetic code is designed for the perfect
conducting of an
organism and all what mutation do is that they
delete information from the code
and cause defects. The
infringement of a genetic code can be expressed by
sterility, cystic
fibrosis, hemophilia, sickle cell anemia, Down's Syndrome and
about 4,000 other genetic diseases.
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Every species has its own particular number of chromosomes
which contain the
genes..
**Dr.
Lee Spetner “Not
by Chance: Shattering the Modern
Theory of Evolution”.
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