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them feeling no impulse to do so. new information—being added to the
In an effort to use this observation to species’ gene pool.
support their own theories, evolutionists To give an analogy of how evolutio-
propose a groundless, unscientific dis- nists distort this evident truth on the ge-
tortion along the lines of “Finches spe- netic variation in finches for their own
ciate among themselves thanks to geog- advantage, pick up a pack of playing
raphic isolation. This means that if they cards and shuffle it a few times. No new
are exposed to greater natural selection or different cards will ever emerge. All
they will soon turn into totally different that happens is that the order of the cards
species.” changes.
But this variation in finches has not- The variation within finches is exact-
hing to do with the formation of new ly the same. No new gene is added to the
species, as evolutionists maintain. The these birds’ gene pool, and the finches
phenomenon consists of new variations newer turn into another species of bird.
within a species emerging through diffe- They merely exhibit variation within
rent gene combinations within the entire themselves. Many living things in nature
finch gene pool. The species is still the display even extensive variations, but
same species, and there is no question of none of them is evidence for evolution.
any new genes—in other words, any
Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)