Some evolutionists admit mutation could not play a part in evolution

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Professor G. G. Simpson, one of the elite spokesmen for evolution, writes about multiple simultaneous mutations and reports that the mathematical likelihood of getting good evolutionary results would occur only once in 274 billion years! And that would be assuming 100 million individuals reproducing a new generation every day! He concludes by saying:

"Obviously ... such a process has played no part whatever in evolution" - The Major Features of Evolution, p. 96, G. G. Simpson

From How Evolution Flunked the Science Test, p. 12 Joe Crews

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