Does Anyone Know Richard Dawkins?
If so, maybe forward this challenge to him?
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Hello Friends! As we close out 2024 at Creation Reformation, we posted—once again— The Richard Dawkins Challenge on our Facebook page. Here is the Facebook post:
We have yet to have an evolutionary biologist give us an answer to the challenge question of that post. Maybe Dawkins himself might weight in, given the opportunity?
What is one thing that natural selection did that created, changed, modified, or otherwise explains the existence of organized complexity?
If you know someone who knows Dawkins, please share!
At our Facebook post we pose an additional question to help illustrate the futility of answering Dawkin’s challenge question. Here it is:
If since the first living thing change by inherited genetic modification in offspring happened according to evolutionary theory, BUT . . . change by natural selection never happened, how many of today's living things would exist?
Anyone? Anyone?
If Dawkins, or anyone else, wishes to attempt an answer to the challenge question, we suggest we start a Substack Chat to document any subsequent exchanges.
Anyone?
If you want to cheat on the answer, watch our latest video:
And to see how other evolutionists have attempted to answer our questions, check out one of the Dialogues with Evolutionists videos.
BTW—I respect Richard Dawkins, and even dedicated my book advertised below to him. But this nonsense about the power of natural selection needs to be confronted once and for all.
Happy New Year to all!
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