It Was A Shock To People Of

If You Take Away A Rock From A Pile Of Rocks You Haven't Changed Much. It's Still A Heap Of Rocks - Just A Rock Or Two Smaller. Take Away A Component From The Mousetrap And It Isn't A Mousetrap Any More.

It Was A Shock To People Of The Nineteenth Century When They Discovered, From Observations Science Had Made, That Many Features Of The Biological World Could Be Ascribed To The Elegant Principle Of Natural Selection.

I Believe The Evidence Strongly Supports Common Descent. But The Root Question Remains Unanswered: What Has Caused Complex Systems To Form?

As Can Be Seen Even By This Limited Number Of Examples Proteins Carry Out Amazingly Diverse Functions.

The Strong Appearance Of Design [in Nature] Allows A Disarmingly Simple Argument: If It Looks, Walks And Quacks Like A Duck, Then, Absent Compelling Evidence To The Contrary, We Have Warrant To Conclude It's A Duck. Design Should Not Be Overlooked Simply Because It's So Obvious.