Observable facts must be differentiated from opinions

• Opinions should not be treated as facts
• The facts of the fossil record do not support evolution
• Natural selection in a particular species is not evidence of evolution between species
• Science can only work with the facts of the universe as they are now
• No comment can be made on the origin of life or the universe as there are no facts to work with
• An equally valid explanation of the facts is that life was created
• Evolution is sometimes upheld because creation appears an unacceptable alternative
• Many open-minded top scientists have their doubts about evolution
• The living world abounds with evidence to show that it is reasonable to believe in a creator. Examples are:
  • The many “irreducibly complex” systems in the cell, which is the basis of all life, point to a designer
  • Honey bees have remarkable systems to find and gather pollen. They are sterile and cannot pass beneficial mutations to their offspring
  • Animals show remarkable relationships that are most unlikely to have developed gradually