This article is the substance of a paper delivered at Lansing Community College, Lansing, Michigan, in October 1973, as part of a Special Creation-Evolution Seminar, and is presented here as being of interest to a larger number of people. Using quotations from writers who assume evolution, the writer points out that there is no evidence, from fossils or from anything else, for the vast changes between kinds, which are required according to the evolution model. The evidence may be used much more conclusively to support the special creation of the various kinds, followed, in some cases, by their limited diversification.