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Death of the Darwinist Dajjal System






               mosaic form. The fact is, however, that like all the life forms in existence
               today, mosaic organisms are complex examples of Creation. The
               French biophysicist Pierre Lecomte du Nouy makes this admission on
               the subject:
                   We are not even authorized to consider the exceptional case of the
                   Archaeopteryx as a true link. By link, we mean a necessary stage of transition
                   between classes such as reptiles and birds, or between smaller groups. An
                   animal displaying characters belonging to two different groups cannot be
                   treated as a true link as long as the intermediary stages have not been
                   found, and as long as the mechanisms of transition remain unknown. 31

                   Many Darwinist circles have actually made that admission. Two
                       th
               of the 20 Century’s best known Darwinists, Stephen Jay Gould and
               Niles Eldredge, who were responsible for the punctuated evolution de-
               ception, also agree that Archaeopteryx cannot be regarded as a transi-
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                     tional form. Jonathan Wells admits the fact that the fossil does
                            not constitute evidence for evolution, and that scientific
                                circles have agreed on this when he said, “The








                                               Contrary to what Darwinists claim,
                                               Archaeopteryx is not a transitional
                                               form, but a perfect bird whose skeleton
                                               and feather structure make it ideally
                                               suited to flight.


















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