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add “mutations.” What are mutations? Mutations are defined as breaks or
replacements in the complex structure, the extremely complex structure of
the DNA. Changing of the letters, insertions of new letters or deletions of
the letters out of the DNA. These are breaks or replacements. They only
cause cancer, disability or death; there is no beneficial mutation. Even
though some scientists say there are silent mutations, even in most of the
silent mutations, it is understood that those are harmful to the organisms.
Mutations are caused during replication of the DNA, the copying of the
DNA, or by external harmful effects such as ultraviolet radiation or chemical
substances. And they are only damaging and degenerate; they cause cancer
for example, as well as pathologies, asymmetry, disability and death. Because
it is like hitting a computer with a hammer. Hitting a computer with a
hammer never generates better computers. Everybody knows that, you
don’t need to be a scientist to understand that.
The most famous biology textbook in the world is called Campbell and
Reece. It is a standard textbook all over the world. In this textbook, although
it defends evolution and Darwinism, in the mutations section it says; for
mutations to be beneficial, it is like shooting the hood of the car. Of course
shooting the car never makes the engine better he says. But although he
knows that mutations are not beneficial, in the following pages he still
defends mutations as a beneficial mechanism and backs evolution. Then,
this is not being a scientist of course. This can only be a pagan preacher
because it's a pagan ideology. Darwinism defends a pagan religion.
So, if we summarize why mutations are not an evolutionary mechanism:
The direct effect of mutations is harmful. Mutations add no new information
to an organism's DNA. All the examples given by some evolutionists such
as sickle cell anemia, CCR5 mutations of the HIV, or the citric acid cycle in
E. coli experiments all have damaging effects decreasing the information in
the genome. So there is no beneficial mutation. That is the reason why
Richard Dawkins was asked to give a single example of a beneficial mutation
and he stopped the recording, he could not answer. According to Darwinism
there should be trillions of beneficial mutations. He was asked to give one
example and Richard Dawkins looked into the air for 17 seconds and he
stopped the recording.
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