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Is the theory of evolution by natural selection correct? Is the theory of evolution by natural selection correct?
Yes, the theory of evolution is correct Yes, the theory of evolution is correct
No, the theory of evolution is flawed on many levels No, the theory of evolution is flawed on many levels
Evidence of evolution from the fossil record Evidence of evolution from the fossil record
Evidence of evolution from comparative anatomy Evidence of evolution from comparative anatomy
Evidence of evolution from biogeography Evidence of evolution from biogeography
Evidence of evolution from embryology Evidence of evolution from embryology
Evidence from modern biochemistry and molecular biology Evidence from modern biochemistry and molecular biology
Evidence of evolution from genetics Evidence of evolution from genetics
The fossil record is incomplete The fossil record is incomplete
Evolutionary thinking is flawed Evolutionary thinking is flawed
The theory fails to exclude one contingency, thus it cannot be falsified The theory fails to exclude one contingency, thus it cannot be falsified
The theory is rooted in pure chance The theory is rooted in pure chance
Biological life is far too complex to have arisen from chance Biological life is far too complex to have arisen from chance
The theory cannot account for the human mind or the phenomenon of language The theory cannot account for the human mind or the phenomenon of language
The theory has serious mathematical problems The theory has serious mathematical problems
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Is the theory of evolution by natural selection correct?
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No, the theory of evolution is flawed on many levels

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The theory has serious mathematical problems

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