Misconceptions About Evolution. Humans evolved from monkeys.

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Misconceptions About Evolution

Humans evolved from monkeys

Evolution claims: Apes and humans descended from a common ancestor

Last Common Ancestor

New world monkeys Old world monkeys GibbonsOrangutansGorillas Chimps Humans

New world monkeys Old world monkeys GibbonsOrangutansGorillas Chimps Humans

Individual creatures can evolve a trait because they need or want it

No individual beaks evolve If there’s not enough food, some individual birds will die

Natural selection happens to individuals Microevolution happens to populations over time

Evolution is somehow progressing purposefully toward “better” things

Evolution is an unguided process NO purpose NO direction NO goal

Evolution is an unguided process Not all changes are progressive

1.Humans evolved from monkeys 2.Creatures can evolve traits because they need or want them 3.Evolution is progressing toward a particular goal 1.Humans, apes, and monkeys evolved from a common ancestor 2.Natural selection happens to individuals. Microevolution happens to populations over time 3.Evolution is an unguided process

1.So we can compare the actual claims of evolution with the evidence 2.So we can represent the Creator/Christians/ creationists well 3.So we can discuss the issues accurately with others

Abiogenesis

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