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Natural selection is often thought of as being synonymous with [[Theory of evolution|evolution]],<ref>For example, a draft [[New Zealand]] science curriculum confuses the two.  Lamb, Andrew, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/5047/ Evaluating an evolutionary science curriculum], 14th April, 2007(Creation Ministries International).</ref> although they are distinct concepts, and [[creationism|creationists]] accept that natural selection is a real, observed, process.
 
Natural selection is often thought of as being synonymous with [[Theory of evolution|evolution]],<ref>For example, a draft [[New Zealand]] science curriculum confuses the two.  Lamb, Andrew, [http://www.creationontheweb.com/content/view/5047/ Evaluating an evolutionary science curriculum], 14th April, 2007(Creation Ministries International).</ref> although they are distinct concepts, and [[creationism|creationists]] accept that natural selection is a real, observed, process.
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== <big>JAMES CAIN WAS MADE DUE TO NATURAL SELECTION</big> ==
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cGeneral Requirements==
 
Natural selection will automatically take place in any system which follows a certain set of rules.  These rules are:
 
Natural selection will automatically take place in any system which follows a certain set of rules.  These rules are:
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In any such system, individuals whose traits allow them to reproduce more effectively will soon come to dominate the population.
 
In any such system, individuals whose traits allow them to reproduce more effectively will soon come to dominate the population.
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Natural selection has been called a tautology because it follows from its definition, and because it has no observable consequences by itself that anyone has ever tested against an alternate theory.  
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Natural selection has been called a tautology because it follows from its definition, and because it has no observable consequences by itself that anyone has ever tested against an alternate theory.
    
== Variation and Randomness ==
 
== Variation and Randomness ==
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