Evolutionists say that, given enough time, a few mutations, here and there, can produce new species. Each one changes one species a little more toward another. All are distinct and different. 9 - Mathematically impossible. Not enough mutations could naturally occur to accomplish any trans-species changes.
Mutations usually occur only once in every ten million duplications of a DNA molecule.
Four mutations, for example, would only occur once in a billion, billion times. 10 - Time no solution. Evolution requires millions of beneficial mutations, all working closely together to produce delicate living systems full of fine-tuned structures, organs, hormones, and all the rest. This could not be done in a little amount of time or immense amounts of time. 11 - Gene Stability.