"Darwinism, honestly regarded, should lead you to expect not an
ordered, increasingly inclusive hierarchy of life but more like a disordered...smear of diversity. Such expectations are frustrated by reality. As biologist Michael Denton explains, life presents itself as a tiered formation marked by novelties or homologs. These taxa-defining novelties, such as the pentadactyl limb, are not lead up to by a series of forms increasingly like the final version.
That's strike one.
Worse for Darwinism,
it's typically the case that there is no way even to imagine how the novelty could be lead up to in such a manner.
Strike two."
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