Selling False Pterosaur Flight Evolution

Sales representatives typically believe in the products they are trying to sell, often deleting their integrity to sell something faulty. Descent-with-modification evolution is presented as slow, gradual, and happening over huge amounts of time. The fossil record constantly interferes with the evolution story.

After all, there should be innumerable fossils showing how one creature is turning into another, or how they are developing notable traits. Fossils consistently show critters fully formed and ready to go. This happened in Charlie Darwin's time, but he and other believed by faith despite lack of evidence.

Like disreputable sales reps, evolutionists find evidence related to pterosaur flight but reject how it supports creation, not evolution.
Pterosaur flying in mountains, Flickr / theilr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Not only are there no convincing fossils showing the origin of dinosaurs, pterosaurs also appeared just as mysteriously. Indeed, advanced CT imaging "brain scans" of fossils reveal they were ready to fly. (An inconvenient truth is that pterosaurs and Archaeopteryx flew at the same time.) Even though the evidence supports recent creation, Darwinian sales reps insist on pushing their faulty worldview.
. . . This new study was led by evolutionary biologist Mario Bronzati et. al., at Johns Hopkins Medicine. The Bronzati et. al., paper, which I review below, assumed the evidence for evolution was valid. Evolution proposes a gradual transition from terrestrial travel to flight.

The data the researchers uncovered, however, is actually more consistent with creation. The authors never consider that possibility. Although the authors interpret their findings through an evolutionary lens, the evidence aligns much better with intentional design than with evolution. Yet Professor Bronzati, in contrast to orthodox evolution, does admit that the evidence showed the pterosaurs evolved “very rapidly.”

To examine the rest of the product, visit "Pterosaurs Could Fly from Creation." Related: "Pterosaurs Fly "In a Flash'."