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The Cambrian Evidence That Darwin Failed to Comprehend

                        Cambrian Facts Yet Again Reveal the Darwinists’
                        Dogmatism

                        An article in Scientific American, known for its devotion to
                   Darwinism, has described the Cambrian explosion as “Evolutionary
                   biology’s deepest paradox.” 181  The Cambrian explosion has totally
                   overturned the basic assumptions—development from the simple to
                   the complex, the transitional form claim, the claim that species di-
                   versified first, the assumptions regarding mechanisms—on which
                   the evolutionist perspective is based. However, Darwinists have
                   adopted their theories as a dogma, as laws of nature. Because of
                   their stubborn beliefs, they have grown accustomed to questioning
                   the evidence wherever it conflicts with the theory, rather than the
                   theory itself.
                        The theory of evolution that they have so blindly adopted has
                   so dominated their world views that they find it almost impossible
                   to feel the slightest doubt about the idea. The only doubt they expe-
                   rience concerning Darwinism concerns those who doubt the theory
                   itself!
                        Marjorie Grene, a historian of science, describes this closed
                   mindset:
                        It is as a religion of science that Darwinism chiefly held, and holds,
                        men’s minds. . . The modified, but still characteristically Darwinian
                        theory has itself become an orthodoxy preached by its adherents with
                        religious fervor, and doubted, they feel, only by a few meddlers im-


















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