On one of his many journeys across Australia, Scraggie the Swaggie came upon an outback hall humming with activity. Scraggie noticed that one loud cockatoo was  making all the noise, whilst others sat quietly and contributed nothing at all to  the meeting. Amused by the scene, Scraggie pulled out his sketchpad and notebook to capture the moment. Later, he sent his drawing and observations to his friend Chugley, eager to hear what he thought of the amusing scene.

If evolution has the solutions, 

And monkeys are related to humans. 

Then why do cockatoos constantly chatter, 

Whilst monkeys remain silent, on every single matter?

Scraggie
Scraggie’s Scratchings

I think Scraggie the Swaggie makes a very good point. Scraggie doesn’t buy the evolution story. We are told that humans and apes are related through a common ancestor and that “jumping genes” called transposons have helped drive evolutionary change. According to evolution, these small DNA sequences can move around within the genome, affecting genes and causing mutations. Evolutionists believe such processes contributed to the development of life’s diversity. Scraggie, however, scratches his head and says, “What a crazy notion!”

Gibber! Gibber!

Chugley

Illustration below of me reading Evolution Explained, whilst eating a banana –