It Was Only About Sixty Years Ago

Since Natural Selection Requires A Function To Select, An Irreducibly Complex Biological System, If There Is Such A Thing, Would Have To Arise As An Integrated Unit For Natural Selection To Have Anything To Act On.

For Example, Both Humans And Chimps Have A Broken Copy Of A Gene That In Other Mammals Helps Make Vitamin C. ... It's Hard To Imagine How There Could Be Stronger Evidence For Common Ancestry Of Chimps And Humans. ... Despite Some Remaining Puzzles, There's No Reason To Doubt That Darwin Had This Point Right, That All Creatures On Earth Are Biological Relatives.

The Theory Of Undirected Evolution Is Already Dead, But The Work Of Science Continues.

In Order To Say That Some Function Is Understood, Every Relevant Step In The Process Must Be Elucidated.

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