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Originally posted by theking
Evolution At The Bar by Philip Mauro
Chapter I
The Theory Defined
"Evolution" is a philosophical and speculative theory, of recent origin, whereby it is sought to account for the various elements and compounds of the inorganic world, and also for the countless species of living creatures in the organic world.
By the "inorganic world" is meant the elements and compounds, as minerals and gases, which are without life; and by the "organic world" is meant organisms (plants and animals) which have life.
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'Nuff said. This guy is trying to equate abiogenesis with evolution and they are 2 different theories. One discusses the possibility of life emerging from non organic matter. The other discusses how life changes through the natural selection of random mutations for better survivability in its environment.
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