Quote Originally Posted by Navaros View Post
Fruit flies? Experiments on fruit flies actually help to disprove evolution because all the mutants die out since mutations are almost always bad, not good (which evolution would require). Yes there are a few freak exceptions to this, but it is not the general rule.
All mutants die out? You haven't been looking into the matter again, only into your little websites.

The rule is that only a few survive, and a fraction of those result in speciation, i.e. the appearance of a new species that is unable to mate with its ancestors. Speciation is best observed in insects because of their high rates of reproduction. Novel genetic material is created by non-fatal mutations all the time.

As for mutants dying out, just ask bacteria. Mutation is their very strategy of of survival.

It is a pity that you stick to mythology. Many creationists at least accept the basics of evolution because their own world view and concept of science wouldn't make sense without it.