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If there is no evidence of macro evolution then surely all the animals today should be the same throughout history for as long as there have been animals; excluding those that have gone extinct of course…There are two types of evolution. Microevolution refers to changes within the same kind of animal, such as the development of new species. It has been observed and is a fact of science. However, macroevolution, which refers to one kind of animal changing into another kind of animal, has never been observed and is believed by faith.
There is no need to reconcile evolution with Catholicism because evolution is majorly flawed. The Kolbe Center provides a Catholic critique of evolution. Creation Ministries International and Answers in Genesis also have good arguments against evolution.
The thing is, as long as you accept Micro-evolution you cannot discount the possibility that incremental changes in one kind of animal cannot result in the existence of a completely different kind of animal compared to what you started with.
Over millions of years it is not hard to see how macro evolution could account for the differences we seen in creatures today when compared to creatures that have lived before.
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