Natural Selection Is a Blind and False Mechanism
Demagoguery is the main, and of course utterly ineffective, weapon of Darwinists, who are unable to admit defeat and insist on defending the false theory of evolution. After making it clear that life cannot form by chance, Richard Dawkins adds yet another to the long list of Darwinist demagoguery by saying that "everything is the work of natural selection."
Natural selection means the survival of those individuals best suited to the natural conditions around them. In a herd of zebra menaced by lions, for instance, the fastest running zebra will survive. But the survival of the fastest zebra does not mean that these zebra will subsequently turn into a different species, cheetahs for instance. Natural selection merely weeds out sickly, weak or crippled individuals, or those in the group that have failed to adapt to their surroundings. It cannot create new species, new genetic information or new organs.
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