In 1977, severe drought struck the island, and most of the finches died. When scientists measured the beaks of the remaining finches, the beaks were 5 percent larger on the average than before the drought. When the rains came, the beaks went back to normal. End of story. Most observant creationists admit that variations within a type exist, but nothing new appears.
Scientists have yet to discover a single example of one species changing into another.
It's ridiculously inadequate, and yet they find it absolutely convincing. Simply put, there are no other agreed-upon answers. Instead, Darwinism seems to inherit new problems whenever anything new turns up. To suggest that science is ready to discuss flaws in its theories would be naive. However, something larger than science is at stake.