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In the late 19th century, Charles Darwin, while visiting the Galapagos Islands, observed finches that seemed to change the size and shape of their beaks. These finches have since been dubbed “Darwin’s Finches.”

The size of these bird’s beaks would change depending on the amount of rain the islands receive. So, says the evolutionist, there is proof of evolution. However, this is not proof of evolution on the macro level, because they are still finches. Darwin did not observe finches changing into another species, he observed changes within the species. This is clearly an example of adaptation,...