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Origin of the Horses 105

There have been an aw ful lot of sto ries, lu tion oc curred at dif fer ent times in
some more im ag i na tive than oth ers, India, South America, North
about what the na ture of that his to ry America and Europe. Various ev o lu -
[of life] re al ly is. The most fa mous ex - tion ists pro posed more than 20 dif -
am ple, still on ex hib it down stairs, is
fer ent horse-ev o lu tion sce nar i os, but
the ex hib it on horse ev o lu tion pre pared
there is no agree ment among them
per haps fif ty years ago. That has been
on the dif fer ent pro posed fam i ly
pre sent ed as the lit er al truth in text -
trees. The on ly point they agreed on
book aft er text book. Now I think that
is that the 55-mil lion-year-old dog-
that is lam en ta ble, par tic u lar ly when
like creature called Eohippus
the peo ple who pro pose those kinds of
(Hyracotherium) was the first so-
sto ries may them selves be aware of the
spec u la tive na ture of some of that called an ces tor of hors es. (See
stuff. 102 Eohippus.) However, this so-called
an ces tor of hors es—sup posed to
In spite of the lack of any sci en tif -
have be come ex tinct mil lions of
ic sup port, to cre ate this horse-ev o -
years ago—is al most iden ti cal to a
lu tion sce nar io, fos sils from dif fer ent
crea ture called the hy rax that still
spe cies were ar ranged in a se ries
lives in Africa, but is no re la tion to a
from the small est to the larg est.
horse. 103
Evolutionists claimed that this ev o -

'The ev o lu tion of hors es' ex hib it at the British Natural History Museum. This and the like
sche mas of 'the ev o lu tion of hors es' are con struct ed based on a to tal ly sid ed point of view
and by the ex treme ly bi ased suc ces sive lin ing of the in de pend ent liv ing kinds that have
lived on dif fer ent ge o graph ic ar e as in dif fer ent ep ochs. In re al i ty there is no sci en tif ic ev i -
dence on 'the ev o lu tion of hors es'.

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