A Concise Refutation of the Theory of Evolution <Tab/> The theory of evolution is a concept that was advanced by Charles Darwin in which the origin of life is claimed to have emerged initially from nonliving chemicals, and then developed into more complex life forms by slow, and gradual changes (Encyclopedia Britannica, "E"). This theory is widely accepted throughout the various scientific disciplines. In fact, the fields of paleontology, biology, and …showed first 75 words of 1404 total…

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