But animals are easily classified because there are such obvious differences between species. In chapter 4 he also points out that salamanders have 20 times more DNA than humans. Chapter 4 ends by asking why extinction rates today are so high, and modern evolution is unknown. Darwinian evolution depends on the premise that there is no limit to the changes that can be achieved by selective breeding. Chapter 5 points out the well-known limits to breeding.
Species can vary only as much as the pre-existing genetic material allows.
You cannot breed a dog into a horse. In chapter 6, Perloff quotes some modern Nobel Prize-winning scientists who find that the scientific evidence points to intelligent design rather than evolution. According to evolutionists, pre-biotic molecules came together by chance and formed the first living cell. Chapter 7 examines the probabilities of this happening. Statistical analysis proves it simply can t happen.