Master Butterfly Gene and False Evolution Claims

Not so long ago, proponents of universal common descent evolution made the medical science-hindering blunder of declaring some elements of DNA to be "junk" because they did not code for proteins. Therefore, they were leftovers from our evolutionary past. This seems downright arbitrary and presumptuous, especially since the science of genetics (pioneered by Gregor Mendel, peas be upon him) was still growing.

It turns out that there is no junk (creationists were right, again), and the usefulness of non-coding areas is still being discovered. The Cis-regulatory elements are important, and evolutionists are certain that they are play a big part in divergence. That is, where organisms supposedly grew apart way back when.

Butterfly, Pixnio / Jon Sullivan

A master gene was discovered in butterflies that is important in regulating DNA transcription. They think it's matters in evolution and divergence. Once again, we see that naturalist presuppose evolution; They don't seem to pull back on the reins, stop, and ask, "Why are we trying to determine when these here flutterbyes diverged when we don't have any evidence of evolution in the first place? There's no evidence in the fossil record, either." They just keep riding that horse through the desert of non-science. The evidence supports creation, not evolution, old son.

Butterflies have made science news again, this time in regard to a master gene called WntA: “a combined team of researchers from Cornell University and The George Washington University, has characterized the cis-regulatory evolution of the gene WntA in nymphalid butterflies.”

You can finish reading over at "Butterfly Variation." The following video is not just a decoration, it works with the linked article. Give it a look.