This book is unique in the manner in which science is linked to metaphysics. Evolution theory is opened up in a whole new way by dismissing the unscientific notion of chance as the driving force of evolution, thereby rejecting natural selection as a mechanism of evolution. The case is made, instead, for evolution driven by the necessarily law-abiding behavior of all of the matter and energy of the universe. A theory is then proposed for the evolution of genotypes that dispenses with the absurd notion of gradual phenotypic change.
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Ronald C. Dressman is a retired chemist who did applied research in the fields of surface-water pollution control and identification and control of contaminants in drinking water. He completed twenty seven years of service with the United States Environmental Protection agency and predecessor agencies. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Cincinnati with his major fields of study being chemistry and biological sciences. He has dozens of publications to his credit in peer-reviewed scientific journals, and has presented numerous of these and other papers at regional and national conferences. This is his first book.
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Nearly everyone is familiar with the ongoing battle between creationists and evolutionists, which centers on this question: Were all organisms directly created and, thereby, intelligently designed, or did they fortuitously evolve their forms from some obscure beginning? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
natural effectuation, incipient progenitor, closed genome, ancestral connectivity, transitioning forms, generational flux, same natural set, archaic species, emergent species, progenitor species, utility species, metaphysical intervention, absurdity principle, relationship attributable, extant species, uncreated nature, chemical constituency, gene nets, arbitrary influence, emerging species, unpredictable order, random disorder, toothed birds, historical network, incipient species Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Nearly everyone is familiar with the ongoing battle between creationists and evolutionists, which centers on this question: Were all organisms directly created and, thereby, intelligently designed, or did they fortuitously evolve their forms from some obscure beginning? Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
natural effectuation, incipient progenitor, closed genome, ancestral connectivity, transitioning forms, generational flux, same natural set, archaic species, emergent species, progenitor species, utility species, metaphysical intervention, absurdity principle, relationship attributable, extant species, uncreated nature, chemical constituency, gene nets, arbitrary influence, emerging species, unpredictable order, random disorder, toothed birds, historical network, incipient species Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Essential Law, New Paradigm, Master Production, Grand Plan, Library of Mendel, Library of Babel, Brief History Of Time, Burgess Shale, Range of Phenotypic Variability, Supreme Legislator New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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