Question of the Week: Evolutionists say they have a ton of evidence proving biological evolution. How can they claim that? Can you give me a brief answer?
My Answer: We have several full-length, exhaustively documented books answering your question. Here is a very brief response:
There are many differing definitions for biological evolution. It is always a good idea to ask evolutionists what they mean by biological evolution.
Evolutionists have a ton of evidence that life has existed on Earth for the past 3.8 billion years and that during those 3.8 billion years life-forms have become progressively more advanced. However, they lack evidence that the origin and history of life was strictly naturalistic. We demonstrate in our book, Origins of Life, that all conceivable explanations for a naturalistic origin of life fail to account for the observations and experiments. For an update on why the history of life on Earth requires many supernatural interventions, see our books Thinking about Evolution, Improbable Planet, and Designed to the Core.
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