A comparison of two models of the origin of life and biodiversity
Darwinian tree of life 
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Creation orchard 
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A hypothetical model.
  Never observed. 
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Observational
  science. 
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Requires increase of
  biological information, new structures and functions. Never observed. 
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Genetic mutations
  are mostly harmful errors and result in degradation and loss of biological
  information. Genes are driven by life(style). Observed science. 
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Based on an assumption
  that organisms experience positive changes through random mutations and
  selection. Genes are drivers. Never observed. 
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Variation of
  organisms is based on existing information = Epigenetic mechanisms are induced
  by nutrition, climate, stress and other environmental factors. Observed
  science. 
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Not supported by the
  fossil record. A serious lack of the most important transitional fossils.
  Still missing link between apes and humans. The assumed ancestor of primates? 
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Confirmed by the
  fossil record. Fossils point to a global, catastrophic event and rapid
  burials. 
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Not supported by
  modern science, because: 
- There are no mechanisms leading to simultaneous and synchronized increase of different forms (digital, analog, metadata) of biological information.  | 
  
Supported by modern
  science, because:  
- Changes in organisms are based on epigenetic mechanisms or loss of biological information.  | 
 
Biggest problems: 
- Abiogenesis 
- Dinosaur bones’ soft tissues. - 203,000 disease-causing genetic defects in the human DNA. - Dog breeding shows the results of variation: a dead end. - Molecular mechanisms and language of DNA are way too complex. Random lottery is not able to build such intelligent mechanisms. - Receptors, signals and response regulators! Irreducible complexity.  | 
  
Biggest problems: 
- The most of created kinds are extinct.  | 
 
Conclusion:
  Darwinian tree of life is not based on science. 
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Conclusion: Creation
  orchard is supported by discoveries made by modern science. 
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