You won’t believe Harold Zakon’s fallacy in the very first sentence of his new PNAS paper on sodium channel evolution. The University of Texas evolutionist writes: Read more
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as to the Darwinian claim from the article:
For evidence they cite chemical signatures of,,,
Yet sponges, rather than just being an accident of Darwinism, give very strong indication of ‘purpose’:
,,,Interestingly, ‘soft-bodied’ Jellyfish and Sponges appeared suddenly in the fossil record before the Cambrian Explosion, and have remained virtually unchanged since they first appeared in the fossil record. Moreover, contrary to evolutionary thinking, Jellyfish and Sponges are found, much like photosynthetic bacteria, to have essential purpose in preparing the ecosystem for the Cambrian Explosion that was to follow.
Fossils of all types of sponges alive today have been found virtually unchanged in rocks dated from 635 to 580 million years ago. Moreover, sponges with photosynthesizing endosymbionts produce up to three times more oxygen than they consume, as well as more organic matter than they consume (Wikipedia).
Moreover, despite what Darwinists automatically imply from the mere presence of chemical signatures for sponges, there is no actual empirical evidence that sponges, or anything else, ever evolved from single cell creatures to multicellular creatures:
There simply isn’t any evidence in the fossil record indicating that single cells ever formed anything other than ‘simple aggregates’:
Nor is there experimental evidence to suggest that such a transition from single cell aggregates to multicellular organisms is possible:
In fact Dr. Stephen Meyer’s next book is going to be on the sheer impossibility of neo-Darwinian processes to explain the origination of ‘Body-Plan information’ from single cells to multicellular organisms in the Cambrian Explosion. Here is a sneak peek at his forthcoming book:
related notes:
‘Body Plan’ information, which is required to ‘build’ cells into a coherent functional multicellular organism simply is not even understood to any sufficient degree:
Dr. Stephen Meyer comments at the end of the preceding video,,,
Here is a article that gives a very small glimpse at the extreme organizational complexity that would go into crafting different cells into one multicellular creature:
Moreover,,
A few related notes:
This following video gives a glimpse of this ‘higher level’ information in action:
Music and verse: