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Jonathan Cotton: Are evolutionists questioning their own theory? Get the answer next on today's Creation Moment. And now, here's our Creation Moment host, Ian Taylor.

Ian T. Taylor: When we read biology textbooks or watch television programs about science and discovery, we are led to believe that evolution is not a theory, but a scientifically established fact. We are told with great confidence how life first arose on ancient Earth or when each species first evolved and the precise evolutionary relationships between different creatures. And of course, the impression is given that all of this is established beyond question. But is that what scientists themselves are telling each other behind the closed walls of academia? In 2005, the scientific journal Science celebrated its 125th anniversary. As part of their celebration, they listed 125 questions that science has not answered.

One of the questions was, how and where did life on Earth arise? Apparently, scientists have not established the origin of life as a fact. Another question they said that science has not answered was, what determines specific diversity? If this question has not been answered by science, how can science describe the history of the various species and their evolutionary relationships? It would seem that the origin and evolution of life are not scientifically established facts, despite how these are portrayed in textbooks and on television. These godless and fraudulent claims made for what is still a theory of evolution should not be allowed to deceive us and our children.

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