Abstract
Ever since Darwin first put forth his theory, creation scientists have maintained that at best natural selection could only be a conservative force, weeding out the unfit, but would be powerless to generate increasing complexity and to originate something new or novel and thus powerless to change one kind of animal into another. Now some evolutionists are saying the same thing, asserting that natural selection has made no significant contribution at all to the general overall course of evolution. They are saying that there must be some other mechanism at work in evolution. This is outright heresy in the halls of Darwinism.