Punctuated Equilibrium is Disproved by Fossils, Symbiosis and Creation

When their previous theories were disproved, evolutionists came up with a new theory that species suddenly change to other species. ²¹ This may be closer to the truth than they have ever been. Creation Scientists have always said that God spontaneously created life. The difference now is that we say it all happened at once, and they say it keeps happening repeatedly. The record is on our side because of the symbiotic relationships in nature of complete dependence of one species on the other species. Instead of letting the atheists use fossils and the fossil record to justify their false arguments, Creation Science uses fossils to prove creation as it really happened. Fossils do not lie; the truth is recorded in them. Fossils and symbiosis prove instantaneous creation of life, or what evolutionists call punctuated equilibrium.

Life has millions of interdependent and symbiotic actions. It has incredibly complex human anatomy of organs of the body and symbiosis of pant and animal structure. It has chlorophyll symbiosis with minerals and organic molecules. Life has total dependence on the unique properties of water - - of Nature's clean water pollution control. There are extremely narrow requirements of carbon dioxide, oxygen and mineral availability. All must operate successfully at once. It is impossible for the simplest amoeba to be created in as long as one day by random occurrence, let alone billions of years. It must have been created instantly in its complex entirety, or it would have died within seconds. Evolutionists are now close to agreeing.

Thinking scientists now realize that life must be the result of spontaneous creation. Once they acknowledge it, they have to agree that creation was the will of an Infinite Intelligence . . . Intelligent Design. All fossils and the fossil record and the necessity of symbiotic relationships in nature and in creation of all life proves that God created every living creature all at the same time in an act of punctuated equilibrium.

21. Sommit, A. and Peterson, S.A., 1992. THE DYNAMICS OF EVOLUTION: THE PUNCTUATED EQUILIBRIUM DEBATE IN THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES. Cornell University Press, Ithica, N.Y.