After years of study and research, what does the fossil record show?
Traditional evolutionary theory predicts a fossil record that would contain:
• Simple life-forms gradually appearing with similar predecessors.
• Simple life-forms gradually changing over time into more complex forms.
• Countless transitional links between kinds of creatures.
• Beginnings of and partially completed features such as new limbs, bones and organs.
The biblical account of creation predicts a fossil record that would contain:
• Complex life-forms suddenly appearing with no evolutionary predecessors.
• Complex life-forms multiplying "after their kinds" (Genesis 1:21And God created great whales, and every living creature that moveth, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.
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• No transitional links between different kinds of creatures.
• No partial features such as new limbs, bones and organs.
After years of study and research, what does the fossil record show?
• Complex life-forms suddenly appearing with no evolutionary predecessors.
• Complex life-forms multiplying "after their kinds," but with limited variety within each species.
• No transitional links between different kinds of creatures.
• No partial features such as new limbs, bones and organs.
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