(cont'd from yesterday's post)
Evolutionary theory (neo-Darwinism) claims that random genetic mutations account for inherited differences. No one doubts that. Mutations that are beneficial get passed along to later generations of that species. No one doubts that. It's called "micro-evolution."
But neo-Darwinism also claims that huge numbers of those beneficial mutations over the whole history of life gradually produced all the species on earth. Have there been enough beneficial mutations to build amazing features like wings and eyes?
Dr. Michael Behe of Lehigh University in Pennsylvania says, "No."
(cont'd tomorrow)
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