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To: E who wrote (25949)	11/15/1998 11:45:00 AM
From: Sidney Reilly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

E, I am surprised to see a process called natural selection being confused with the evolution of species. The evolution of species which is the alleged building up of the species from single cells to complex organisms has never been observed, and has been proven scientifically to be impossible because the beneficial mutations needed just don't happen. Natural selection is something else altogether. It is the competition between species which already exist. This competition that did not exist at creation but was introduced later culled out weaker species which were not as prepared for the struggle to survive. Many species which could successfully compete for survival with each other could not compete with man and died out. Evolution and natural selection are as different as night and day. No species is evolving into a higher form, including man. The assertion that they are is based on a lot of faith without any observable proof. Bob