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The NAS's Error on Natural Selection
Evolutionists, however, believe that natural selection selects and
gradually accumulates the same features in a species over millions of
years, acting on variation within a species and then somehow giving rise
to entirely different species. The fact is, however, that even if natural se-
lection did always select the same characteristics, this would only lead
to the improvement of certain features in living species by spreading ad-
vantageous characteristics throughout the whole population. It could
not lead to these beings' acquiring totally new characteristics. Much less,
then, could it afford them the opportunity to turn into other species.
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