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| − | Bacteria are an order of life. Modern pathology and medicine are based on the findings of [[Louis Pasteur]] that bacteria cause many ailments, which [[antibiotic]] medicine can cure. | + | Bacteria are an order of life. Modern pathology and medicine are based on the findings of [[Louis Pasteur]] that bacteria cause many ailments, which [[antibiotic]] medicine can cure. Evolutionists claim that bacteria evolve immunity to antibiotics, but actually bacteria are just varying within a kind with genetic information already there. Since Bacterial offspring are exact genetic copies of the parent, it is currently unknown how antibiotic resistance develops using only existing DNA. |
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Bacteria are an order of life. Modern pathology and medicine are based on the findings of Louis Pasteur that bacteria cause many ailments, which antibiotic medicine can cure. Evolutionists claim that bacteria evolve immunity to antibiotics, but actually bacteria are just varying within a kind with genetic information already there. Since Bacterial offspring are exact genetic copies of the parent, it is currently unknown how antibiotic resistance develops using only existing DNA.