[AndrewC]

Considering Darwin never talked about the structure of the universe and no evolutionist here claims he did,

He never talked about DNA either.

[js1138]

He never talked about DNA either.

He did spend a bit of time wondering about the mechanism of variation, and whether it would allow small, almost imperceptible changes in the bloodline. So even though he never heard or DNA or genetics, his theory required them. What a coincidence that they turned up.

[gomaaa]

Good grief, guys!

I posted this article to give us something to talk about BESIDES evolution.

Kindly restrict yourselves to comments on cosmology, astrophysics, the Simpsons, and confection science!

[Junior]

DNA wouldn't be discovered for nearly a century after Darwin published his seminal work. No evolutionists makes any claims that Darwin talked about DNA. Nice try on obfuscating the subject, though.

[bert]

...He never talked about DNA either.....

He did know that there was natural selection that caused things to change and had the gumption to put his thoughts on paper for the benefit of all.

Back on topic, I question what is in the hole.