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The Error of the Evolution
of Species

understood example of natural selection in action, al-
though it is clearly a case of evolution ... It is also worth
pondering why there has been general and unquestioned
acceptance of Kettlewell's work. Perhaps such powerful sto-
ries discourage close scrutiny. 311

Darwinism's Fanatical Supporters

Clearly, all the scientific findings on this subject point to
one single truth: The story of the Industrial-Revolution
moths is of no scientific worth at all, and must assume its
place among the discredited so-called proofs of evolution.

Nonetheless, some Darwinists still insist on defending this
story at all costs.
Most biology textbooks devote space to Kettlewell's ac-
count story and these fraudulent photographs. For example,
the 2000 edition of Biology by Kenneth Miller and Joseph
Levine refers to Kettlewell's research as a "classic demon-
stration of natural selection in action." 312 Similarly, according
to another textbook, it is "a classic example of natural se-
lection." 313

You can encounter similar statements in encyclopedias
that engage in Darwinist propaganda. For instance, the 2001
edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica describes

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