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The evolution theory says:

	that all kinds of species have common ancestors
	all life has started as single cell organisms
	during millions, billions of years all species have become more and more complex up until humanity amongst others.
	all kind of new genes originated over time, from zero to one to ten to 100 to thousands etc.

in short, biological change has 'gone up':

complexity/ nr. of genes
	biolological change according to the evolution theory

The degeneration theory says:

	all evolution as described above is genetically impossible
	life started with the creation of ancestral types (for instance the ancestral wolf, the ancestral oxen and the ancestral man)
	their variants can never evolve beyond the natural borders of their type
	a new species is genetically poorer, or is even a form of degeneration compared to their ancestors
	over time genetic information is lost instead of gained

in other words, biological change goes down:

genetical richness
	biological change according to the degeneration theory

To get a broader view of the contents of the degeneration theory have a look at the summary or the FAQ. Chapter 11 of the book describes all kinds of examples of degeneration.