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Harun Yahya
(Adnan Oktar)

that very soon, Darwinism will be thrown into
the garbage can. After speaking about the new legal
measures in various American states that allow scientific

proofs against Darwinism to be included in textbooks, Johnson
comments:
The decisive turn of events is occurring not in public school curric-
ula, but in the minds and writings of those who know the evidence
and have some independence of mind. Darwinists know they are
losing evidence, not gaining it, and that they are also losing public
support. They are desperately trying to postpone admitting, for ex-
ample, that peppered moths do not rest on tree trunks and that nat-
ural selection does not produce increases in genetic information.
They are also getting practice in explaining away defeats. . . 164

Darwinists must consider how and why their theory has been
criticized. Most of their colleagues have become aware of all the
evidence examined in this book. Some still ignore these proofs and
strive to support Darwinism. Uninformed of scientific develop-
ments, they want to live in the world of the 1950s, what they imag-
ine to be Darwinism's finest days. If asked about proofs for
evolution, they avidly propose the discredited Miller Experiment,

the so-called gills in the human embryo, the story of the peppered
moths or the fantastic horse series. They ignore the Cambrian
Explosion, irreducible complexity and the origins of genetic infor-
mation. But there is no longer any use for anyone influenced by
outdated books and Darwinist propaganda to cling to this dis-
credited theory. We invite Darwinists to avoid falling into
such a situation, to discard their prejudice, accept the
scientific evidence and see the truth.

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