Charles Darwin's Argumentative Essay

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We strain at genetic 'gnat' like similarities while swallowing genetic like 'elephants'.

We do not look, 99% or whatever the same; act, tree swing, knuckle drag, and grunt 99% or whatever similar to simians of whatever type. Therefore, any such comparative figures clearly mean something else. The same basic building blocks were used by an intelligent designer, from mineral, to vegetation, to animals then humans.

Why, because the now 'almighty' Darwin, said in his autobiography those who believed in miracles were "ignorant" to an incredible degree; and when the Gospels were written. Clearly, on that basis Jesus was an ignorant insane 'miracle' worker. Ref, pp. 85-96, http://darwin-online.org.uk/content/frameset?viewtype=text&itemID=F1497&pageseq=1

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