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The idea of transformation began centuries ago with the ideas of alchemy. The transformation of species from one form to another was the idea of how lead turned into gold. After the development of modern chemistry, the idea of transformationism began to take on new form.

17^th century alchemy slowly became 18^th century transformationism. Jean Baptiste Lamarck was a French alchemist and transformationist in the 18^th century. At the same time, Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of Charles Darwin, was an Englishman who worked on his own ideas of transformationism writing books such as Zoonomia (the laws of animal life) and the Origin of Society (later called the Temple of Nature). Both Lamarck and Darwin believed in the transformation of biological species.

Later in the 19^th century, the ideas of 18^th century transformationism became the idea of evolution. Charles Darwin published his Origin of the Species in 1859 following the ideas that he learned from the works of his grandfather (Erasmus) and Lamarck (from his teacher Robert Edmund Grant, who also read Zoonomia). The ideas of alchemy and transformationism were never left behind even after chemistry replaced alchemy.

In the 19^th century, the idea of species transformation continued with the notion that protoplasm (first thing formed) or protein (first substance) existed in the species of amoeba and man as the substance that would be transformed. As these two species have the same substance in different forms, evolution taught how the transformation of species would change an amoeba into a man. Evolution is nothing more than biological alchemy.

This undeniable fact of history, that evolution is born of alchemy, is available for you on Kindle.com. The Alchemy of Evolution will open your eyes to the truth.

Evolution is nothing new. 17^th century Alchemy became 18^th century Transformationism that later became 19^th century Evolution.

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In the 17^th century, alchemists believed that the same material substance that was in the species of lead was in the species of gold, just in different forms. In the 19^th century, people believed that the same material substance that was in the species of an amoeba was also in the species of man, just in different forms. Through the process of the transformation of species, lead could be turned into gold and an amoeba into a man.

In the 17^th century people believed in spontaneous generation, a biological form of alchemy. Evolution is a 19^th century version of biological alchemy. Today in the 21^st century, we have lost the roots of evolution’s origins. The Alchemy of Evolution restores the roots of this modern theory of biological alchemy. This book is available for purchase online. Get it today!