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The Error of the Evolution
                                                 of Species


                       species formed from one single species under the influence

                       of natural processes and coincidence. As this irrational and
                       unscientific claim shows, the formation of species—that is,
                       speciation—represents the basis of the theory of evolution.
                       It is particularly clear that a claim not based on concrete ev-
                       idence, observations and scientific research is of no value at
                       all. Darwinism's claim that one species turned into millions
                       of other species is a huge one that requires countless

                       amounts of evidence and findings. In fact, though, there is
                       not a single piece of scientific evidence for evolutionists'
                       claims regarding speciation ever since the time of Darwin,
                       evolutionists have produced a conceptual confusion and de-
                       pict variations as evidence for speciation.
                          First let's consider the concept of species to get a better
                       understanding of the evolutionist deception. Descriptions
                       have been produced by various experts from different bio-
                       logical fields. As put by Troy Wood and Loren Rieseberg of

                       Indiana University, "Evolutionary biologists have proposed
                       a diverse, almost innumerable list of species concepts…" 194
                          Biologist John Endler explains the complication as fol-
                       lows:

                          Species are "tools that are fashioned for characterizing or-
                          ganic diversity" (Lewin,1979). Just as there are a variety of
                          chisels made for different purposes, different species con-






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