And What of Humans?

program. What they will never end up with is a new program that does something useful or more complex. Yet, this is what Darwinism wants us to believe accounts for all life on Earth in its vast complexity?

Birnbaum instead tells us, “Not one species will ever be birthed via Darwinism, let alone billions of species, even if a trillion years were allotted for even one new species. Evolution is achieved by Q4P∞ introducing new genes; by re-wiring gene networks; and by deliberate and complex sequenced biochemical transformations choreographed by Q4P∞.”

And What of Humans?

Perhaps the greatest problem with Darwinism is the existence of humanity though. Stop and consider for a moment how many traits we’ve developed that are absolutely useless from an evolutionary, survival of the fittest standpoint.

Does the ability to compose music or paint well give us an evolutionary edge? What about even philosophy? Does plumbing the secrets of the universe’s origin make us more capable of finding food and shelter? And why in the world would we be able to consider the existence of a God?

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