Evolution Quote by Calvin W. Allison
““Male and female: there has to be a male and a female in existence at the same time in order to reproduce. Life comes to an abrupt stop if they do not exist at the same time. That means that everything that makes the two genders different would have had to have existed at the same time also. But according to materialistic scientists (get ready for a doozy), a gender specie would of had to have existed before its opposite gender specie did and then somehow split into the opposite gender specie while still remaining the same gender specie that it originally was and then reproduce. Did you get that? You may have got that, but you didn’t get that. Because that in reference to that doesn’t exist. Because there would of had to have been a considerable amount of time for the opposite specie to evolve, and the first gender specie would have died out before it had time to reproduce. Which is just another way to determine that darwinian evolution could not have occurred.””
About This Quote
The argument claims that simultaneous existence of male and female is required for reproduction, implying a paradox for evolutionary timelines.
In simple terms: It says evolution can’t explain gender because both must exist together.
Question the premise of simultaneous gender necessity.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- debate on evolutionary mechanisms
- philosophical critique of science
- educational discussion on biology
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do species develop opposite sexes over time?
- What evidence supports simultaneous gender requirement?
The claim oversimplifies complex reproductive and evolutionary processes.