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Does Evolution Explain Everything About Life?

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A critical response to New Scientist publication 'How Evolution Explains Everything About Life' by ten Ph.D Biblical creation scientists with backgrounds in physical chemistry, molecular biology, marine biology, genetics, plant physiology, mechanical engineering and biomimetics. The claims made by the team of ten scientists who contributed to the New Scientist publication are robustly challenged. Topics covered include chemical evolution being almost impossible to synthesise and can't account for the information content of DNA; so-called 'junk DNA' is actually vital non-coding DNA expressing regulatory RNA; Darwin's Tree of Life is no longer useful, abondoned as the latest discoveries in genetics reveal it bears no relation to reality and how natural selection has no power to innovate and create as it is by definition selecting from what already exists.

Language: English

Pages: 75

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Creation Book Publishers

ISBN: 9781942773

ISBN 13: 9781942773

Does Evolution Explain Everything About Life?

4/5 ( ratings)

A critical response to New Scientist publication 'How Evolution Explains Everything About Life' by ten Ph.D Biblical creation scientists with backgrounds in physical chemistry, molecular biology, marine biology, genetics, plant physiology, mechanical engineering and biomimetics. The claims made by the team of ten scientists who contributed to the New Scientist publication are robustly challenged. Topics covered include chemical evolution being almost impossible to synthesise and can't account for the information content of DNA; so-called 'junk DNA' is actually vital non-coding DNA expressing regulatory RNA; Darwin's Tree of Life is no longer useful, abondoned as the latest discoveries in genetics reveal it bears no relation to reality and how natural selection has no power to innovate and create as it is by definition selecting from what already exists.

Language: English

Pages: 75

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Creation Book Publishers

ISBN: 9781942773

ISBN 13: 9781942773

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