What is the difference between macro-evolution and micro-evolution?
Macro-evolution is the theory that one kind of life form can become another kind given enough time and chance. Micro-evolution however is the observed biological process showing descendants that are similar to (but clearly not clones of) their ancestors. (Isn’t it astounding that the Creator built in such automatic adjustability within each kind!) A child usually inherits visible traits from both parents, etc. Micro-evolution is scientific. This is the way our Creator designed life to be, various speciation could occur within each preset “kind” of life form. Watch carefully–when evolutionists offer their proofs of believed macroevolution, it is ALWAYS instances of microevolution that they cite, hoping that you won’t notice the difference. Mendel’s laws of genetics show us why microevolution does not lead to macroevolution. …There are many more questions and variations of questions and challenges that people ask. Hopefully this FAQ will answer some of the questions that you may have
Macro-evolution is the theory that one kind of life form can become another kind given enough time and chance. Micro-evolution however is the observed biological process showing descendants that are similar to (but clearly not clones of) their ancestors. (Isn’t it astounding that the Creator built in such automatic adjustability within each kind!) A child usually inherits visible traits from both parents, etc. Micro-evolution is scientific. This is the way our Creator designed life to be, various speciation could occur within each preset “kind” of life form. Watch carefully–when evolutionists offer their proofs of believed macroevolution, it is ALWAYS instances of microevolution that they cite, hoping that you won’t notice the difference. Mendel’s laws of genetics show us why microevolution does not lead to macroevolution. …There are many more questions and variations of questions and challenges that people ask. Hopefully this FAQ will answer some of the questions that you may have
