Letter: Scientists kept occupied by evolution

Sunday 13 April 1997 23:02 BST

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Sir: It was with incredulity that I read the claims outlined by Deborah Woolhouse (letter, 10 April). Yes, Genesis tells us that two of every kind of bird, animal and creature would come along to the ark: what it doesn't tell us is how they got there or how they knew where to go.

Perhaps God provided detailed directions or appropriate transport along with the invitations issued to the lucky two representatives of every species.

MICHAEL ROBERTS

Bromborough, Merseyside

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