[bondserv]

Not so. Microbiological studies of viral and bacterial mutations (that would be evolution in action) have advanced the techniques and understanding of the treatments and causes of whole classifications of diseases.

You may be interested in an alternative perspective on this topic.

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[bobdsmith]

the Fossil Record shows that species have changed over time. It provides concrete evidence that man has evolved from an ape-like ancestor. There is no reason to assume that this change will stop today, it will continue.

The genetic, DNA stuff just provides a mechanism for this change. That we haven't observed much change is only because we haven't been looking for very long.

The scientific fact is that macroevolution happens, regardless of how whether we know a 100% working mechanism for how it happens.