"In conjunction , and continuing from the above post I present this . It seems that not only do evolutionists put forward examples of artificial selection as evidence of natural selection , they also present purpose as randomness . A good example is the Typing Monkeys scearnio `` Attempts have been made to support evolution by appealing to mathematics to justify long ages . For example , Nobel prize winner , George Wald , wrote , `` Time is the hero of the plot . Given enough time anything can happen - the impossible becomes probable , the improbable becomes certain. `` ( 1 ) Thomas Huxley ( `` Darwin 's Bulldog `` ) used this technique in Oxford , in 1860 , while debating Samuel Wilberforce . He stated that if monkeys randomly strummed typewriter keys for a long enough time , then sooner or later Psalm 23 would be printed out . Huxley used this argument to demonstrate that life could have originated on Earth by chance . ( 2 )"
"What remarkable prescience , considering that the typewriter was invented in 1874 , I must admit that I stopped reading after that . Izzy"
"It seems that not only do evolutionists put forward examples of artificial selection as evidence of natural selection , they also present purpose as randomness"
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