Part 2
...according to Kimura, adaptive evolution is visible to natural selection while simultaneously molecular evolution is invisible to natural selection. Is such a position logical? No. Is it politically and intellectually expedient? Absolutely
Again, nonsense. Kimura does not say that, he says that many molecular changes are 'near-neutral' with respect to selection fitness. Andreas Wagner has reconciled the two positions by showing that the large genetic diversity built up by these near-neutral molecular changes provide a large variety of adaptions to draw from during evolutionary crisis.
Unanswered Questions
Here are four common questions asked about the Theory of Darwinian Evolution
All of these questions and many more have been answered, ad naueseum. Here is a good place to start: An Index to Creationist Claims
I'll give a short response here for each, but you should refer to the above URL for detailedl answers.
1) How does random change (mutation) in the genome add information to a genome to create progressively more complicated organisms? It Doesn't.
Information theory shows that random change introduces maximum information into the genome. Natural selection filters out the useful from the non-useful. See CB102
2) How is evolution able to bring about drastic changes so quickly? An example is the Cambrian Explosion.
There are many plausible explanations. One is that much of the pre-Cambrian life was too small or too soft to fossilize. See CC300
3) How could the first living cell arise spontaneously to get evolution started?
This is a difficult question, and has not yet been satisfactorily answered by science. There has been quite a bit of work in this area. See CB010_2 for a brief summary of some of this work.
Notice that this problem has nothing to do with evolution theory.
4) The Human Genome Project showed that only 1-2% of Human DNA codes for proteins, or about 25,000 genes. These are not enough to account for the complexity of the organism. What is the other 98% of the genome's function? We don't know.
This is a valid question and work is being performed to answer it. Again, just because it hasn't been answered completely satisfactorily doesn't mean it won't be.
Here is an abstract of one proposed answer: The relationship between non-protein-coding DNA and eukaryotic complexity
See also CB130 for related information.
Falsifiability
Karl Popper raised the point that for a theory to be science, it has to be falsifiable. We have no method to falsify the theory of Darwinian
Evolution suggesting that it is a belief rather than science.
There are many holes in Karl Popper's work, he has many critics. Never-the-less, if you want to apply this test to evolution, you must also also apply it to so-called "Creation Science" which fails the test on every detail.
Furthermore see 29 Evidences for Macroevolution (which you seem to be at great pains to deny) for an exhaustive list of various questions and their possible falsifications.
Ill go one further than Popper regarding Darwinian evolution.
It's a religion, a cult, the apostate church, the great whore and the biggest hoax perpetrated in the history of man and it needs to stop.
Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think.


