The original motive behind Darwin's theory
Charles Darwin, a staunch opponent of slavery who once considered becoming a minister, proposed the theory in order to attempt to argue for the lie of the common descent of 'mankind'. His book, On the Origin of Species, was published in 1859.
Darwin's Theory Of Evolution
http://www.darwins-theory-of-evolution.com/
The important distinction between 'Micro evolution', i.e. adaptations within a species, vs. 'Macro evolution'
Changes in the frequency of genetic traits of a species due to "natural selection", the process by which individual organisms with beneficial traits are more likely to survive and reproduce, is logical. This we may term "micro evolution." A classic cited example is that of the peppered moth (right), in which it is claimed the light-colored moths within the species almost died off due to predation when trees were darkened with soot from pollution. But 'Macro Evolution' -- the theory that species can transform into other species, and that all species originated from a common ancestor which spontaneously erupted from non-complex inorganic chemical matter is an entirely different matter. Real "science" is a search for the truth, and is based on logic, observation, and factual evidence. Evolutionary theory is not science, and flies in the face of logic and evidence. It is rather a labyrinth of lies, frauds, half-truths, and baseless theories concocted by ideologues out to advance an atheistic agenda. The real wonder is that so many people are duped by these charlatans.
The fossil record does not support evolution - Where are the transitional fossils?
If evolution actually occurred, there should be millions of so-called "transitional fossils". For instance, were the theory true, there should be fossils of half wolf, half dolphin and half ape, half human creatures. Yet, not a single genuine transitional fossil has ever been found. This is why there are so many "missing links."
So where is the evidence to support evolution?
Theory of Evolution Violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics
The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that disorder and decay is constantly increasing in the universe. Evolution, on the other hand, claims that the universe is constantly tending towards higher and higher order via random chance. Evolutionists still try their best to explain away this problem.
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