Evolution is usually presented in textbooks as settled science—taught as fact from high school to university.

But what if the official narrative isn't as factual as you've been led to believe?

Most people don't even know that it's only a theory, and as I'm about to show you, a very weak one at that.

Most people feel intellectually superior when they come across someone who believes in God because of their dogmatic belief in evolution.

What do you actually know about evolution?

Let's see where you stand:

• Are you a Darwinian evolutionist or a third wave evolutionist?
• Do you believe in one origin or multiple origins?
• How do you explain the gaps in the fossil record?
• How do you explain the sudden complexity found in the Cambrian Explosion which destroys Darwin's theory?

These are questions that you need to know the answer to if your response to someone on where life came from is 'evolution obviously'.

I could end the letter here and leave these answers for you to produce, but I'll present the evolution argument.

I've likely already shown you that you believe in something you don't know much about.

Which by the way, is the definition of blind faith.

'Science' has become the god of the West.

The Evolution Theory

This is the general evolution theory.

Even under this hypothesis there are huge unanswered questions.

• Where did the first cell come from?
• How did chemistry become biology?
• How did matter become alive?
• Where did the cell's DNA code come from?

This has never been answered by any evolutionist, ever.

But let's ignore all of this, and humour the idea:

A random assembly of around 1.5 million DNA letters have come together in a perfect sequence and has given us the first living cell out of nowhere for no reason.

So now lets imagine a line that starts with the first cell which formed 4 billion years ago, and ends at fully formed human being at the end.

Darwin's theory states that this is possible through numerous, successive, slow, step by step changes.

His theory would break down if this wasn't the case.

But I'll let him tell you about that:

“If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down.” Chapter 6 of On the Origin of Species

What does this mean?

If you stopped at any time along the 4 billion year line it should match the expectation of where we would be in the evolution journey.

Close to the human and you'd see apes etc, close to the cell you'd see bacteria, in the middle you'd see fish.

A slow gradual evolution.

Unfortunately for Darwin and the evolutionists, this is not what is shown in the fossil record.

The Cambrian Explosion

The biggest puzzle for Darwin’s theory is the Cambrian Explosion, which took place about 541 million years ago.

For nearly 3.5 billion years before this point, life was almost entirely microscopic single-celled organisms and a few simple multicellular forms.

Please stick with me, I know this is boring but you're about to learn something that dismantles the theory of evolution.

Why is this important?

The fossil record shows virtually nothing for 3.5 billion years.

Then, within a blink of an eye (geologically speaking) in just around 25 million years (just 0.6% of life’s history), the record suddenly bursts with the appearance of complex, multicellular animals with skeletons, nervous systems, digestive systems, and specialised organs.

One more time: "If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications, my theory would absolutely break down"

Darwin himself accepted that sudden complexity would destroy his theory.

This is exactly what the Cambrian explosion shows.

One example of these advanced species found in this period is the trilobite.

These species possessed eyes, organs, a skeleton, a nervous and digestive system, joints, and reproduced sexually.

How could this be possible under evolution’s claim of slow, successive modifications?

Where is the evolution of all these mechanisms?

How has the complexity of an eye come out of nowhere?

Where is the evolution of the nervous system?

Where did sexual reproduction come from?

We see nothing of anything even a fraction close to this for 3.5 billion years before this time.

We have to see these mechanisms and traits before the Cambrian period for the theory of evolution to even be a valid theory.

We don't. And this single fact is enough to break the theory.

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Evolutionary scientists offer several responses like rapid genetic change or undiscovered soft-bodied ancestors —but this is just speculation and doesn't solve the problem.

They will switch between gradual, successive evolution theory and quick rapid evolution theory depending on what point they're arguing and who they're debating.

It can't be both.

There are so many other arguments that pull apart the theory of evolution, this is literally just one.

If you are interested in the topic I would highly recommend this video: Islamic Response to Evolution Theory​

The Reality of Evolution

There's a chilling reality about evolution that is never spoken about.

Contemplate and think deeply about what I'm about to say.

If you are an evolutionist, you have to, and I mean there is no avoiding this as much as you may argue otherwise, believe that there is no such thing as good and evil.

This has to be your belief.

You have to believe there’s no difference between the most heinous and the most kind acts.

Saving a life or taking a life are the exact same thing in your worldview.

Just a bunch of atoms, randomly assembled out of chaos, rearranging themselves.

That’s it.

They may rearrange themselves to commit murder or they may rearrange themselves to save a life.

At the baseline nothing is different, just a different rearrangement.

How can it be any different?

That's the real implication of evolution.

I know you know deep in your heart this isn't the case, I know you know that good and evil is real and can see it, feel it and can recognise it, because that's how you've been designed.

And I know you know deep down — in the depths of your soul — that your great, great, great, great grandfather wasn't a snail.

Insha'Allah this has been beneficial.

Please forward to anyone who might benefit.

Liam,