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While there are different forms of [[creation science]], generally [[Creationists]] agree with the concept of microevolution, but call it [[adaptation]].  From the creationist point of view there is a large difference between microevolution and [[macroevolution]].  The one occurs; the other does not.
 
While there are different forms of [[creation science]], generally [[Creationists]] agree with the concept of microevolution, but call it [[adaptation]].  From the creationist point of view there is a large difference between microevolution and [[macroevolution]].  The one occurs; the other does not.
 
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==Countering Microevolution==
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Evolutionists sometimes claim that microevolution is a premise for supporting macroevolution. However thre are several explanations for microevolution:
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* The main support for the theory of microevolution is viruses and bacteria developiing immunities to disease. This can called evidence for evolution, but if God is capable of creating species, creation scientists assert, why would He be incapable of changing them. Many viruses, such as AIDS, are clearly punishments from God, and these immunities could be further punishment for trying to escape his own punishments.
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* Another possibility is that medical treatment itself is not the deciding factor, but that it is merely a cover for evolutionists and the scientific commmunity to support there faith in evolution in any way possible. Athiests, lacking the moral barrier of a final judgement, have nothing to prevent them from commiting such sins.
    
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