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PistachioByAzul

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we are getting smarter

Yeah, look how far we've come. People are so hedonistic and irresponsible they get knocked up and abort the kid to shirk responsibility. Look at all the people demanding vengence for Sept. 11, thirsting for blood they won't even see from the comfort of their sofa. Technology only allows us to regress further...we're getting dumber, not smarter.
 

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<< And the athiests- Your religion is getting tiresome too. Yes I say religion, because you profess to have CERTAIN knowlege that God doesn't exist >>



This is false. Most atheists believe nothing. Most atheists admit that it is remotely possible that a god exists, but that there is no reason to spend any time thinking or worrying about it any more than the Boogie Man. There could be a Boogie Man, but I'm not going to woory about it until I actually see him.

There are differing degrees of atheism, and by the way--agnosticism, by strict definition, is actually a form of atheism--it's a looser form, whereas a strict atheist professes to be certain there is no god. But most are somewhere in the middle.
 

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An amusing exaple of the need for all the parts of a complex organic system to be put in place at once is pointed by Robert Kofahl and Kelly Segraves in their book The Creation Explanation: A Scientific Alternative to Evolution.. They describe the "Bomardier beetle," which repels enemies by firing a hot charge of chemicals from two swivel tubes in its tail. The chemicals fired by this beetle will sponaniously explode when mixed together in a laboratory, but apparently the beetle has an inhibitor substance that blocks the explosive reaction until the beetle squirts some of the liquid into its "combustion chambers," where an enzyme is added to catalyze the reaction. An explosion takes place and the chemical repellent is fired at a temperature of 212F at the beetles enemies. Kofahl and Segraves rightly ask whether any evolutionary explanation can account for this amazing mechanism. "Before this defensive mechanism could afford any protection to the beetle, all of its parts, together with the proper explosive mixture of chemicals, plus the instinctive behavior required for its use, would have to be assembled in the insect. The partially developed set of organs would be useless."

In this case, of course, the amusing question is, What would happen if the explosive chemical mixture developed in the beetle without the chemical inhibitor?


well if you think about it our stomach acid would eat up our insides if we didn't have a stomach that could counter it. but even the simplest creatures can break down their food so just because you personally can't think of a method the beetles or whatever else to evolve, doesn't mean there is no way it could happen. As for this line of questioning of evolution, i always find it a bit amusing, its the arguement of infinite knowledge. Its the expectation that scientist should aleady know everything there is to know before a claim is accepted as reasonable even if evidence mounts daily. Questioning is part of science, but offering valid alternative theories is also part of science. You might as well ask what second of what day did the first cell form? It doesn't matter, because unless we have a time machine, there is no way to know, we can only figure out the probability of such things and infer from indirect evidence. much of science is based on indirect evidence, we don't actually have pictures of black holes, we've never seen directly a planet in another solar system, yet we know they are there from evidence. Do we know whats in the middle of a black hole? no, mathematics tells us that it is infinitly dense, but we can't really go out there and measure it. using creationist arguement you would use that lack of evidence as justification for throwing out everything. And what do creationists offer as an alternative? not much. Ussually they try to appeal to logic, but after trying discredit science they offer literal interpretation of the bible. logic just goes out the door.

as for intelligent design, if there truely is a god, one would think that omnipotence would be part of the package. meaning even random occurances would be known.. so an all knowing god would know the results from natural creation no special intervention required.


Yeah, look how far we've come. People are so hedonistic and irresponsible they get knocked up and abort the kid to shirk responsibility. Look at all the people demanding vengence for Sept. 11, thirsting for blood they won't even see from the comfort of their sofa. Technology only allows us to regress further...we're getting dumber, not smarter.

well don't go that far without citing some examples of the golden ages we've fallen from. we may still be "primitive", but we've advanced atleast a little bit. well gotta say it, atleast we don't slaughter millions of jews, enslave blacks, and lynch ppl anymore.


<< And the athiests- Your religion is getting tiresome too. Yes I say religion, because you profess to have CERTAIN knowlege that God doesn't exist >>


well i think the problem lies with the definition and peoples use of the word atheism to describe themselves. most athiests are probably agnostics at the very core, but get called or call themselves athiests because they don't ascribe to the notion of a biblical god.
 

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Why does it vary in resitance? Bacteria reproduce asexually, each bacteria should be an exact copy. If all bacteria are essentially the exact same bug then why is there a variance in their resistance to anti-biotic agents?

bacteria have variations in DNA because of random mutations. Being that they reproduce from assexual fission the variance in the population is a direct result of mutation. That mutation coupled with environmental preasure induces evolution of species.

You first state that each bacteria should be an exact copy. You later state that there would be variance in the population, as if that is what you had been saying all along. How about a little intellectual honesty?

<<Yes you can. I have already done so, possessing degrees in Mathematics and Biology.>>
Sure you do

Whatever...

I read perfectly fine, the problem is you don't bother to re-read your posts and see that you are saying something other than you intend

Then you intentionally distort. My EXACT wording was "every scientist who is advancing new thought is attacked by his peers", not "that every scientist attacks."

you just proved everything I've been saying

I guess that you've been saying that microevolution is a fact. I agree.

Speaking clearly in open forums on the internet is difficult and in time you will pick it up, you need more practice.

Be careful -- glass houses and stones, you know.

Thank you for demonstrating your lack of reading comprehension skills, I will make a note of it for future reference. You really should consult that websters dictionary site you keep listing for definitions of "based" and then contrast it against "origin"s. You should also notice the sentence structure I used included the word AND, this is an important word you may need to look that one up too.

Granted, poor choice of wording on my part. The examples still apply. If you wish, check with the Development departments at both these institutions. Both receive "religious funding", as do all colleges with a Divinity School. The greater point is that many fine institutions have a religious connection. Baylor is a Baptist School, as is Wake Forest and a ton of other schools. Duke is Methodist. You can't rule out research because of associations. As long as a school has a good intellectual freedom policy then the rest doesn't matter. How about this, we only use schools accredited by one of the big five accrediting agencies: Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Do you realize that Notre Dame, Mercer, Loyola, Boston College, St. Joseph, Seton Hall, Fordham and a whole bunch more are religiously affiliated colleges.

 

bandXtrb

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fantastic... the bible is true because the bible says its true.

The Qu'ran also says that itself is true. The Qu'ran says that Jesus Christ:

* was not the Son of God
* did not die for our sins
* was not crucified
* is not divine
* is not the Savior
(Suras 4:157; 5:19,75; 9:30)

Also, take a look at : A Muslim Perspective on the Trinity Why belief in Jesus Christ is superfluous.

So whatcha gonna believe?
 

petrek

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In re "But that is precisely the point. These experiments are not about "a fly producing a fly", etc. They are about a fly producing a DIFFERENT species of fly. I would not expect you to read all of those papers I linked to (we all have lives outside ATOT, right? ) but you might try one or two. Reish's experiment with polychaetes is a classic example (I think you can find details in Weinberg's 1992 paper). He took polychaetes from one locale and grew them under different environmental conditions than the original population. After a long time (decades, I think, but I could be wrong) specimens from two natural locations plus the population originally founded by Reish were randomly interbred and it was found that only Reish's polychaetes were unable to reproduce with specimens from the other populations. How would you explain this phenomena if not by evolution? Or are you using a different definition of "species" not based upon interbreeding?"

Actually I did look at most if not all of those papers you sited with your two links. However, your addition of the words "a DIFFERENT species of" does not change the fact that a fly is producing a fly, etc. If the papers would have said that a fly produced a moth then you'd have an argument but as it stands, you don't.
As I have stated before in this thread, I fundamentally believe the King James Bible is the literal word of God, and as such I believe in evolution, if by evolution you mean a change in the gene pool. The bible clearly states that after the global flood, Noah's 3 sons and their wives repopulated the earth, and a walk through any big city will quickly afirm that there are many variations in the gene pool of man. However that is precisely as God stated would be the case some 3600 years ago.

"And the sons of Noah, that went forth of the ark, were Shem, and Ham, and Japheth: and Ham is the father of Canaan. These are the three sons of Noah: and of them was the whole earth overspread." Genesis 9:18-19


In re "You are exagerrating. Two dogs never have produced a cat directly. In fact, AFAIK cats and dogs are not directly descended from each other at all. They merely share a recent common ancestor that may have appeared quite different from either of them. The mutations responsible for their divergent evolution accumulated over many thousands of generations."

So me stating that "two dogs produced a cat" is an exageration, but your belief that a single celled organism is responsible for all the different kinds of plants, winged fowl, beasts, creeping thing, etc. is not? A far more ridiculous notion than my "two dogs producing a cat" example, yet again is stated day in and day out as if by repeating the lie eventually it will be true. ( Much in the same way a state run news station of a country at war will daily go on television assuring the people that they are "winning the war" while it is quite clear from our television sets that their country is being dessimated by the allied forces, the only difference is that this theory of evolution is a world wide phenomena. )

In re "My fellow deceivers and I await your return with bated breath."

Aside from the few scientists which are fully aware that there is no evidence of evolution and yet go on promoting the lie with the belief (faith) that it will one day be proven true, the vast majority of the individuals who believe it are the ones who are decieved. After all you (I also) were taught evolution ( humans descended from apes, etc., etc. ) as a fact all through school, on tv, in the paper, etc., why would you doubt it? [Edit: While at work today I kept thinking about the words I used and how other words would better convey the thought I wanted to get across, and as such, I must needs feel a correction is in order.] Because what if what the Bible says is true, and one day you will have to stand before God and answer to him. Personally, on the off chance that what the bible said was true, I wanted to make sure that the evidence for evolution (and against God) which I was taught and accepted as true was indicative of the evidence which exists. So I began to demand more than just the conclusions of scientists who had (like nearly everyone else) been indoctrinated with the belief that evolution was no longer a theory, but a given. I wanted facts, I wanted to know what facts led those scientists to the conclusions they made. And in so doing, I realized all the so-called evidence doesn't actually exist. All the evidence is based on assumptions. Thus, it became obvious that Satan is the God of this world, as the bible contends, whose goal is to convince the world that God doesn't exist, and in so doing secure the same fate for all those who choose to be willingly ignorant of the truth, as for himself. How else could it be possible that the vast majority of the world is convinced evolution is true (and thus the God of the bible doesn't exist) if there is no actual evidence to support such a theory.

Allow me to quote a few exerts (blatent lies, for "Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge? Gird up now thy loins like a man; for I will demand of thee , and answer thou me. Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.") from one of my favorite books as a child "Early Man" by Life Nature Library 1968:

"The story of creation, as told in the Bible, is a fine case in point. It is seldom taken literally now. Its simple, sweeping concepts are interpreted by most modern Christians and Jews as being symbolic of the spirit and majesty of God. The world, in effect, was not created in six days even though the Bible says it was" blah blah, blah blah, blah blah. page 9-10

"It is now a proven scientific fact that man was millions of years in the making. The path of his evolution is maked by dead ends and new beginnings, the wayside strewn with relics of his various forms." etc., etc. page 39

"Almost the entire Pliocene for reasons that science is still trying ot explain, is a total blank as far as human ancestors are concerned. For some 10 million years that exasperating and cryptic epoch lasted, and during it profound evolutionary changes occurred among certain of the higheer primates. New creatures emerged, primates unlike any that lived before. No longer forest apes, they made their living increasingly on the open plains, moving erect on two legs.
The importance of bipedalism--two-leggedness--cannot be overestimated. It is much more than a mere rearing up and running about." etc., etc. page 47


Dave

PS I appreciate the fact that even though this debate is by necessity a heated one, our replies need not be filled with slander and ignorance. As I was once a believer that evolution was a fact and fought bitterly with those who opposed its teachings.
It's like this guy at work, Matt, who I've talked to on occasion about this exact debate and he's always "yah, yah" nodding his head. Then today I mention to him about this debate I'm having here, saying how the earth is about six thousand years old, and he goes "well how do you explain this new 50 foot alligator that is millions of years old" and I go "Whatt" and he goes "yah, they carbon dated it to be __millions of years old" so I go "Oh, that's funny, because the maximum date from carbon dating is about 60,000 years old and it's always based on assumptions..."

Respectfully
Dave
 

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Aside from the few scientists which are fully aware that there is no evidence of evolution and yet go on promoting the lie with the belief (faith) that it will one day be proven true, the vast majority of the individuals who believe it are the ones who are decieved.

oh and most scientists are just stupid right? all the evidence that continously mounts are just elaborate tricks by satan to lead us astray right? scientists must be part of a vast conspiracy to create evolution, you must be kidding yourself. their logic isn't as good as yours somehow eh?


llow me to quote a few exerts (blatent lies, for "Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge? Gird up now thy loins like a man; for I will demand of thee , and answer thou me. Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding.") from one of my favorite books as a child "Early Man" by Life Nature Library 1968:


by the way, you know its 2001 right now, and computers don't weigh 30 tons anymore and predictions back then stated that in 2001 computers would only weigh a ton with only 1000 vacumn tubes. learn to read slightly more recent books. your seriously out of date... and yes.. ignorant.



 

Nefrodite

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PS I appreciate the fact that even though this debate is by necessity a heated one, our replies need not be filled with slander and ignorance. As I was once a believer that evolution was a fact and fought bitterly with those who opposed its teachings.
It's like this guy at work, Matt, who I've talked to on occasion about this exact debate and he's always "yah, yah" nodding his head. Then today I mention to him about this debate I'm having here, saying how the earth is about six thousand years old, and he goes "well how do you explain this new 50 foot alligator that is millions of years old" and I go "Whatt" and he goes "yah, they carbon dated it to be __millions of years old" so I go "Oh, that's funny, because the maximum date from carbon dating is about 60,000 years old and it's always based on assumptions



and your right because your friend isn't an expert on dating? people say carbon dating because its a commonly used method for things, they might not know that it wasn't the method used. for instance isochron dating method was used to determine the age of the earth. not "carbon dating". other dating methods also agree with the results so these assumptions you speak of are like any other assumptions in science. tested assumptions. another thing, traditional carbon dating is limited to 30k years not 60k. if you did agree with evolution at one point, you certainly did with blind faith. its not surprising to beleive that you went from blind faith to blind faith.


if creation "Scientists" had a valid theory it would be accepted by the scientific community, but since the advent of the creationist movement, they have failed to come up with one. and rely upon the publishing of material that has already been refuted since it seems to be a method that works.

 

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<< by the way, you know its 2001 right now, and computers don't weigh 30 tons anymore and predictions that in 2001 computers would only weigh a ton with only 1000 vacumn tubes. learn to read slightly more recent books. your seriously out of date... and yes.. ignorant. >>

OUCH.. dissed.... you gonna take that?
 

lebe0024

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Maetryx was correct to say that anyone who claims this is a cut and dry issue based off of the facts is probably a little niave.

In order for me to consider evolution, I need satisfactory answers to these two things:

1) Darwin (I know evolutionary theory now is not exactly how Darwin explained it), but he said, "If my theory is correct, then the fossil record will show it." Back then, we had around 10,000 fossils in our fossil record (correct me if I'm wrong). Now, we have upward of 10,000,000 (or 100,000,000; correct me again, because I forgot accurate numbers). We have a handful of fossils that could be called "transitionary". So, is punctuated equilibrium the response to this?

2) Creation of life, and it's unbelievable odds of a prokaryotic cell.
 

petrek

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In re"oh and most scientists are just stupid right? all the evidence that continously mounts are just elaborate tricks by satan to lead us astray right? scientists must be part of a vast conspiracy to create evolution, you must be kidding yourself. their logic isn't as good as yours somehow eh?"

I didn't say most scientists are stupid, I said they like most everyone else no longer doubts the theory of evolution, and thusly only give conclusions which agree with their understanding of said trusted theory.

What evidence?

A few scientists go along with the theory even though they know it's false, the rest are just victims of indoctrination.

No, they're just blind due to indoctrination.


In re"by the way, you know its 2001 right now, and computers don't weigh 30 tons anymore and predictions back then stated that in 2001 computers would only weigh a ton with only 1000 vacumn tubes. learn to read slightly more recent books. your seriously out of date... and yes.. ignorant."

Key words in the sentence were "as a child". So aside from the fact that I flipped to a couple pages yesterday for a few quotes you have no idea when I last studied the contents of said book, seeing as I haven't given my age.
The quotes incidentally were intended to show to exp a few examples of the indoctrination into this idea that evolution is a fact, and God a liar, that I incurred as a child.

Dave
 

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Education drives me further and further away from creationism. I can't say God doesn't exist but I'll say that there is too much evidence out there telling us that we probably evolved some time in the far past.
 

petrek

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In re"and your right because your friend isn't an expert on dating? people say carbon dating because its a commonly used method for things, they might not know that it wasn't the method used. for instance isochron dating method was used to determine the age of the earth. not "carbon dating". other dating methods also agree with the results so these assumptions you speak of are like any other assumptions in science. tested assumptions. another thing, traditional carbon dating is limited to 30k years not 60k. if you did agree with evolution at one point, you certainly did with blind faith. its not surprising to beleive that you went from blind faith to blind faith."

No, It wa just a thought that popped into my head and I decided to include it in my reply.

It could very well be that "traditional carbon dating is limited to 30k years and not 60k." And I could very well have been told that. Either way it is a trivial matter, as his understanding was that carbon dating could give dates of millions of years, so a 30k difference had nothing to do with it.

Incidentally however, I got the 60k date from a website which shows a picture of this "Libby" guy who supposedly won the Nobel prize for chemistry in 1960. Apparently he led the team of scientists who discovered the radiocarbon dating method. Anyways, this is what it says:

"Libby, Anderson and Arnold (1949) first discovered that this decay occurs at a constant rate. They found that after 5568 years, half the C14 in the original sample will have decayed and after another 5568 years, half of that remaining material will have decayed, and so on (see figure 1 below). The half-life (t 1/2) is the name given to this value which Libby measured at 5568±30 years. This became known as the Libby half-life. After 10 half-lives, there is a very small amount of radioactive carbon present in a sample. At about 50 - 60 000 years, then, the limit of the technique is reached (beyond this time, other radiometric techniques must be used for dating)." Located at this site

In re"if creation "Scientists" had a valid theory it would be accepted by the scientific community, but since the advent of the creationist movement, they have failed to come up with one. and rely upon the publishing of material that has already been refuted since it seems to be a method that works."

Ummm, Creationists believe the biblical account of creation, and as such aren't going to come up with a theory. So don't hold your breath waiting for them to concoct one, because it ain't happening. (Although if you did decide to hold your breath, you'd probably just wake up on the ground with a big headache)

Here are a couple good reasons why they use material that evolutionary scientists have already exposed as being false:

a) Evolutionists were the ones who refuted it and therefore bias isn't an issue.

b) It's far easier. Why spend your time proving evolutionary theories wrong when the evolutionists do such an excellent job of it themselves.

Dave
 

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RangerX. I don't expect anyone to look at the creation story and say "Oh, I'm so stupid. Why didn't I see it before." Creation is a hard pill to swallow, especially after being taught your whole life that everything living came about by evolution. But, consider first that world (life included) points to an intelligent design.
 

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It has been shown that technology, time and life evolves (sorry, don't have a better term) exponentially.
In the time close to big bang a millionth of a second was forever, then billions of years when nothing happens. Then life comes along. The first many millions of years the evolution is very slow, but according to the exponential evolution it speeds up and suddenly we have mammals, then humanoids and in a historically very short period we have humans. The same thing applies to technology and many other things. I'm sorry but I don't have more time to explain...

My question is then: Why did God make things develop exponentially in time? Many experts believe that the limit between machine and man will be gone in a hundred years. Does a creationist refuse this to be true? isn't that some kind of evolution? man and computer fusing together?? (of course the easy answer is to say that this scenarion will never happen, but look at the facts. Computer power is doubling every 8-10 months or so and the rate is steadily increasing...)

I don't think anyone mentioned this in the thread before, but I think it is quite relevant
 

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<<

PS I apologize for being vague in my earlier post as to what I wanted you to elaborate on.
God gave the Bible to man for proof of his existance.
>>



God needs to update his way of proving himself. He should make a TV show for the Discovery Channel.
 

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<< It has been shown that technology, time and life evolves (sorry, don't have a better term) exponentially >>


I understand your piont, and it's a good one. However, technology and time don't evolve. To say "Look at how the computer has evolved over the last decade" would be invalid. The driving force behind the theory of evolution in life is randomness. Whereas, technology improves due to furthered knowledge of intelligent designers. You can't label everything that has relative success and improvement as evolution. And, time doesn't evolve either. It's always been a continual succession of moments, and it will always be a continual succession of moments.

 

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'Intelligent design' by whose standards? Humans? Again, creationism boils down to human arrogance and circular reasoning. We say "intelligent" because it goes far beyond our understanding. On a universal scale the "design" is not intelligent, it's just there. "Intelligent design" is to say that there's nothing else out there other than what we think we know.
 

lebe0024

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The main point behind "Intelligent design" isn't how intelligent it is. That's not the point at all. The point is that it is purposed and directed.
 

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If any of you fellow atheists would like more insight into possible reasons why so many people are not following a religion anymore I suggest reading some Nietzsche and look especially into his ideas about the death of God and nihilism.. good stuff but a little too deep at times..
 

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<< The main point behind "Intelligent design" isn't how intelligent it is. That's not the point at all. The point is that it is purposed and directed. >>



That's exactly what religion is all about. People are afraid and feel empty if they don't feel that there is a purpose with life. Today most people don't have a religion with a specific "God" instead the religion of consumerism is taking over as the worlds fastest growing religion. And I really do mean religion.
It all fits very well. It's like people who feel bad and then go out and buy seven pairs of new shoes to feel better. And it works. That's why people do it. So the point is that many people today seek comfort and purpose with life in things. The only problem with this is that it is such a shallow religion. You need to keep buying and buying to keep feeling good. Actually a monk living on a mountain top probably has a better and happier life than most people in the Western world.
 

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The point is that it is purposed and directed.

Well now we're back to circular reasoning. "Purposed and directed" as defined by who? Why does there have to be a purpose?
 

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In order for me to consider evolution, I need satisfactory answers to these two things:
1) Darwin (I know evolutionary theory now is not exactly how Darwin explained it), but he said, "If my theory is correct, then the fossil record will show it." Back then, we had around 10,000 fossils in our fossil record
(correct me if I'm wrong). Now, we have upward of 10,000,000 (or 100,000,000; correct me again, because I forgot accurate numbers). We have a handful of fossils that could be called "transitionary". So, is punctuated equilibrium the response to this?


well you can't expect to have a fossil of every species at every stage. the chances of an animal dying and becoming a fossil are very low in the first place, just as our chances of finding it. all those fossils you speak of are not of just 2-3 species, or else we'd have a wonderful record. with all this against it the fossil record still has more then just a handful of transitionary fossils,one of the most apparent being the Archaeopteryx.

"Giraffes: Branched off from the deer just after Eumeryx. The first giraffids were Climacoceras (very earliest iocene) and then Canthumeryx (also very early Miocene), then Paleomeryx (early Miocene), then Palaeotragus (early Miocene) a short-necked giraffid complete with short skin-covered horns. From here the giraffe lineage goes through Samotherium (late Miocene), another short-necked giraffe, and then split into Okapia (one species is still alive, the okapi, essentially a living Miocene short-necked giraffe), and Giraffa (Pliocene), the modern long-necked giraffe. "

for a slightly more modern example
also, creationists twist the definition of trasitionary. heres the scientific definition.

Why are there gaps?

What is transitionary





2) Creation of life, and it's unbelievable odds of a prokaryotic cell.


unbelievable odds? maybe if chimistry were completely random. there is order in even the most chaotic situations. not to mention that different forms of this first self replicating particle could have been generated, a world of modecules worked on this problem for god knows how long.



What evidence?
A few scientists go along with the theory even though they know it's false, the rest are just victims of indoctrination.
No, they're just blind due to indoctrination.



are you talking to yourself petrek?? science isn't blind faith as you'd believe. any scientist who totally wiped
out evolution with a fantastic new theory would first win the nobel prize, second become famous beyond all reason.



Incidentally however, I got the 60k date from a website which shows a picture of this "Libby" guy who supposedly won the Nobel prize for chemistry in 1960. Apparently he led the team of scientists who discovered the
radiocarbon dating method. Anyways, this is what it says:


your right, its 50-75thousand years. i made a booboo, curse that memory. btw, if your proving my point about an old earth how does that mesh with creationism?


Here are a couple good reasons why they use material that evolutionary scientists have already exposed as being false:
a) Evolutionists were the ones who refuted it and therefore bias isn't an issue.


huh? the scientists prove that the creationists generally use disinformation and that doesn't matter? which side are you on, i'm getting confused.



b) It's far easier. Why spend your time proving evolutionary theories wrong when the evolutionists do such an
excellent job of it themselves.


well thats science,if its wrong we'll disprove it ourselves. how does that help your arguement that scientists
are victims of indoctrination anyways?



The driving force behind the theory of evolution in life is randomness.

well not true randomness, its pushed in a direction by needs



by the way, i looked up more on the bombadier beetle. its seems the bookThe Creation Explanation: A Scientific Alternative to Evolution can't even get their most basic facts straight.

they said that

The chemicals fired by this beetle will sponaniously explode when mixed together in a laboratory, but apparently the beetle has an inhibitor substance that blocks the explosive reaction until the beetle squirts some of the liquid into its "combustion chambers


when in fact the chemicals do not explode when mixed. and apparently there is a theory on how it came to be, its not uncomprehendable in other words. then again whether something is uncomprehendable depends on ones mind

Bombadier faq

 
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