Are changes in viruses evidence for evolution? Is the theory of evolution true?
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Are changes in viruses evidence for evolution? Is the theory of evolution true? Submitted by on Fri, 08/04/2016 - 00:33
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What is meant by evolution here is very important. A lot of things in the universe are not constant. Everything undergoes change. If what is meant by evolution is the transformation of a species into another, it has no scientific basis.
If change is meant by it, it is not evolution but development. The changes that take place in a species through useful mutations are not evolution but planned, flexible creation. A living being can change to the extent that its genetic structure allows. It cannot transform into another species. A virus is still a virus and a bacterium is still a bacterium.
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