(For more history on Darwin, go to the post right after this one that was made on the December twenty fifth and read that)

I left off with Darwin's theory that the finches were slowly changing. Around that time he began to think that the  earth might be millions of years old. Meanwhile, his friend, Captain FitzRoy was beginning to regret his decision in taking Darwin along.

Now I'm going to take about the Evolutionary scientists now a days.

Evolutionists believe that the world started with the big bang, a great explosion in space that made the planets and everything we see on earth and the animals. Then in the millions of years time, the animals that there were slowly changed into different animals and modern day humans. They believe that everything was created in chaos.

Let me explain what a Fossil is really quick. When an animal dies, it will just rot and other animals will eat it. But under the right weather conditions, like lots of rain, mud, and so on, the minerals in the mud and water will begin to replace the bones in the animal and make it's bones as hard as rock.

But it seems to me that if other animals changed into other animals, we would find some fossils of dog half cats or ape half humans, but we don't! Instead, we find only dog fossils and cat fossils and only ape fossils and only human fossils. There's no half anything in the bunch.

And still the Evolutionists defend this idea. And their theory totally goes against some of the laws of science! The second law of Thermodynamics says that "in all energy exchanges, if no energy enters or leaves the system, the potential energy of the state will always be less than that of the initial state." An example might be if your car runs out of gas completely then it's not going to run until you put more gas into it. But Evolution says that things are constantly getting better and better just because of the chaos that started everything. 

Just in case anybody ever happens to be arguing with an Evolutionist, here are some questions that you could ask that might prove your point.

1. Is it observable? I think we can all answer this one. No it is not. Nobody has ever seen one animal change into another. It's never been scientifically proven and what's more, it's never actually happened!

2. What if you're wrong about what you're saying? The person you're debating with will have to consider the consequences of misleading a ton of people.

3. So you're basing your entire view point on assumptions and false theories? The person then might finally get the picture. And Joshua came up with some goofy questions to ask. :)

4. So in a million years will we all be different animals? 
5. What do you think we'll evolve into?

Stay tuned for part three!

Emma