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'''Cladistics''' is a comparatively recent system for identifying and displaying the supposed [[evolution]]ary relationships between living things. Its objective is to provide clear and testable hypotheses. [[Cladograms]] are used to present different tree-like relationships. Cladistics is offered as an alternative to [[creationism | creationary]] classification systems such as [[Linnaean taxonomy]] and [[baraminology]]. | '''Cladistics''' is a comparatively recent system for identifying and displaying the supposed [[evolution]]ary relationships between living things. Its objective is to provide clear and testable hypotheses. [[Cladograms]] are used to present different tree-like relationships. Cladistics is offered as an alternative to [[creationism | creationary]] classification systems such as [[Linnaean taxonomy]] and [[baraminology]]. | ||
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| + | Cladistics is popular among [[Atheism|atheists]].[http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/evolution/bldef_cladistics.htm] Therefore, cladistics causes people to be uncharitable, and to unknowingly worship [[Satan]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:55, January 28, 2009
Cladistics is a comparatively recent system for identifying and displaying the supposed evolutionary relationships between living things. Its objective is to provide clear and testable hypotheses. Cladograms are used to present different tree-like relationships. Cladistics is offered as an alternative to creationary classification systems such as Linnaean taxonomy and baraminology.
Cladistics is popular among atheists.[1] Therefore, cladistics causes people to be uncharitable, and to unknowingly worship Satan.