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originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches are still finches. They made variations in their kind, just like cats or dogs. But if you see those finches in action, they mate with each other and still breed other finches.
???
This is your answer? This is very dishonest.
Well that wasn't a reply to you (or was it?) but it was an example of actual physical changes of a species. Adaptation? Maybe. Then again, ALL evolution could be lumped into that sum, as evolution is basically survival of the fittest, and the best of the best win and continue.
You guys ask for PROOF, then when it is shown brush it off as non-relevant and false. I mean, how serious should we take you when the bar keeps changing?
Then you answer a question with nanananana I know it but I'm not telling.
Tell me, why is a single cell complicated?
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
originally posted by: Jefferton
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
Yes, "God did it" is less magical answer, right?
*eye roll*
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
Not too familiar with his finches I take it?
It just shows that DNA is able to respond to a great degree because of changes in environment.
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
Not too familiar with his finches I take it?
The finches do not serve as evidence for evolution
You've been told it does, but it doesn't
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: MonkeyFishFrog
To the average person a bone is just a bone. How much can one learn from a thigh bone? An immense amount. Right off the bat the shape and angle of the femur head along with the length of the femur neck will tell you how an animal walked or stood.
I liked this part so I figured I'd help with a visual reference.
Now as we see we have 2 similar objects we can recognize, keys. Most people can discern the top key goes to a car and the bottom key goes to a door, but they are both keys. We can tell what goes to what because we have interacted with those objects regularly and are familiar with them.
That's how an archaeologist sees bones.
Kinda proving the point that the bones were created, just like a key was.
Correct!
Bones were created from cellular division.
What created cellular division. A mind. Just like a mind created digital software like the one we are using.
No, a mind didn't create cellular division. Cells aren't very complicated, but once they divide they can become pretty complex.
Even the most basic cell is very complicated. Either you are uneducated or are lying to yourself. Either way that is a false answer.
Oh really?
What makes a single cell so complicated?
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
Not too familiar with his finches I take it?
The finches do not serve as evidence for evolution
You've been told it does, but it doesn't
The bible does not serve as evidence of god
You've been told it does, but it doesn't.
See how that works? Except my example actually does show evidence to my theory.
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: scraedtosleep
Well you have a cell splitting creating 2 nucleus', the membrane, and the cytoplasm.
What it feeds on? Honestly I'm not sure but I assume it would depend on the cell type, and its location.
I believe (heard this long time ago, could very well be some bs, but made sense) that cell division is the byproduct/excrement a cell experiences to create another cell.
What's so complicated?
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
Not too familiar with his finches I take it?
The finches do not serve as evidence for evolution
You've been told it does, but it doesn't
The bible does not serve as evidence of god
You've been told it does, but it doesn't.
See how that works? Except my example actually does show evidence to my theory.
As far as the Bible. It has many things showing it is from God. It has accurate reliable history
although it was written by many people over thousands of years, and it has been hated more than any other work ever, and still endured
And is available on earth in more than 2,000 languages, the most printed, and available book
and by applying its principles it helps you, no matter what or who you are
And all of its prophecies have come true.
Someone has blinded you something good.
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
originally posted by: Vector99
originally posted by: firefromabove
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm not sure how people drawing extinct animals disproves evolution
That's not what I said
How can a single jawbone be the basis for an understanding of what the creature may have looked like
Evolutionists just magically know everything, don't they.
So you don't understand evolution or scientific methods....therefore it's all lies and rubbish?
I fully understand evolution. The problem is that its theoretical and doesn't have much going for it in the "solid evidence" department
Its guesswork resting on assumptions resting on conjecture
Darwin's finches are a pretty good example of evolution in action. It can be argued as adaptation, but physical/physiological changes occurred and were observed.
Also, basically ALL science is theoretical. Science has no problem changing mindset when new evidence arises though.
Darwin's finches is evidence that variations of an existing can emerge
Its NOT evidence for the other claims of evolution, that reptiles became birds or that land mammals became whales etc
Not too familiar with his finches I take it?
The finches do not serve as evidence for evolution
You've been told it does, but it doesn't
The bible does not serve as evidence of god
You've been told it does, but it doesn't.
See how that works? Except my example actually does show evidence to my theory.
It is actually the opposite. You have been shown what you have been taught is faulty. And you cannot refute it. And will not, because it is impossible. The greatest minds alive know this.
As far as the Bible. It has many things showing it is from God. It has accurate reliable history, archaeology proves what it says, it is harmonious, although it was written by many people over thousands of years, and it has been hated more than any other work ever, and still endured. And is available on earth in more than 2,000 languages, the most printed, and available book, and by applying its principles it helps you, no matter what or who you are. Poor, rich, girl, man, woman, child. And all of its prophecies have come true.
Someone has blinded you something good.
originally posted by: Tinystarlight
In my, and billion of others' experience mutations
...are almost elusively bad. Meaning things like DNA defects and cancer, which almost always lead to death. Sorry 100% lead to death, I mean many lead to premature death. No genetic mutant has gotten around that yet has he?