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had to be fully formed in every detail. The wings
should be soundly attached to the chest cavity. The
bird would need to have a light skeletal structure al-
lowing it to take off, maintain its balance in the air and
move in all directions. Its wing and tail feathers would
have to be light, flexible and in aerodynamic propor-
tion to one another. In short, everything would have to
operate with a flawless coordination in order to make
flight possible. How could this inerrant structure in
birds’ bodies have resulted from a succession of ran-
dom mutations? That question has no answer.

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Ever since the 19th century, evolutionists have por-
trayed the 150-million-year old fossil known as
Archaeopteryx as the greatest fossil evidence for the
theory of evolution. They claimed that the fossil has a
number of reptilian features that make it a “missing
link” between reptiles and birds. Recent findings have
invalidated this claim, however, by re-
vealing that Archaeopteryx was a
fully-fledged flying bird. In addi-
tion, the therapod dinosaurs for-
merly regarded as the supposed
reptilian ancestors of birds are in
fact much younger than
Archaeopteryx—an inconvenient Archaeopteryx
fact that evolutionists attempt to
conceal.
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