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(New page: A '''finch''' is a passerine bird that survives by eating seeds. Charles Darwin studied differences in the beaks of several kinds of finches from the [[Galápagos Islan...)
 
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A '''finch''' is a [[passerine]] [[bird]] that survives by eating [[seeds]]. [[Charles Darwin]] studied differences in the [[beak]]s of several kinds of finches from the [[Galápagos Islands]] and this allegedly proved the [[Theory of Evolution]]. However, finches were in fact created along with all the other fowl by [[God]] on the [[Genesis#The_Creation|Fifth Day of Creation]], as recorded in the [[Genesis|Book of Genesis]].
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A '''finch''' is a [[passerine]] [[bird]] that survives by eating [[seeds]]. [[Charles Darwin]] studied differences in the [[beak]]s of several kinds of finches from the [[Galápagos Islands]] and this allegedly proved the [[Theory of Evolution]].  
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According to creationists, finches were in fact created along with all the other fowl by [[God]] on the [[Genesis#The_Creation|Fifth Day of Creation]], as recorded in the [[Genesis|Book of Genesis]].
  
 
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Revision as of 21:41, January 10, 2008

A finch is a passerine bird that survives by eating seeds. Charles Darwin studied differences in the beaks of several kinds of finches from the Galápagos Islands and this allegedly proved the Theory of Evolution.

According to creationists, finches were in fact created along with all the other fowl by God on the Fifth Day of Creation, as recorded in the Book of Genesis.