and see if there is any evidence of dead bodies evolving into new life forms since all the chemicals needed for life to occur are there. Another problem evolutionists face is irreducible complexity. Some things are so complex and interdependent upon each other that a whole cluster of things would all have had to evolve at exactly the same time, in just the right way, for them to work. For example, think of a simple mouse trap. If any part of the trap is missing it will not function. Now let’s apply this to the human species. Since we are sexual creatures, it wouldn’t do any good for a fully developed male penis to evolve if there weren’t a fully developed female vagina somewhere. How could they both have evolved at the same time, in two separate creatures, and in such a way as to produce life as complex as what I’ve just described? Without trying to be humorous, a half-evolved penis would serve no function at all. For it to work, it would have to be fully functional from
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