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The [[theory of evolution]] cannot permit any "counterexamples," or examples of things that could not have evolved.  As in logic, the existence of merely one counterexample disproves the truth of the rule.

The [[theory of evolution]] cannot permit any "counterexamples," or examples of things that could not have evolved.   

The following are some counterexamples to evolution.  If just one cannot be explained by evolution, then logically the theory of evolution as it is must be inadequate.

The following are some counterexamples to evolution.  If just one cannot be explained by evolution, then logically the theory of evolution as it is must be inadequate.

* Consciousness - No animal displays self-awareness (such as clothing), morality, tool-making, or self-sacrifice to the same extent that man does.  If man were evolved from lower life forms, we would expect at least some other animals to display these traits.  Since they do not, it's clear that man is not simply an animal.

* Consciousness - No animal displays self-awareness (such as clothing), morality, tool-making, or self-sacrifice to the same extent that man does.  If man were evolved from lower life forms, we would expect at least some other animals to display these traits.  Since they do not, it's clear that man is not simply an animal.

* No clear transition form unicellular to multicellular organisms - a single cell in a multicellular organism has no ability to survive on it own as it has only a single function, but if a unicellular organism loses one function it will die.

* No clear transition form unicellular to multicellular organisms - a single cell in a multicellular organism has no ability to survive on it own as it has only a single function, but if a unicellular organism loses one function it will die.

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