Is Evolution another Deceit?, page 3
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reply posted on 10-4-2007 @ 06:16 PM by shojingod
Evolution is the change of a species through millions of years by means of reproduction(natural selection) and mutations.

We have currently a very detailed grid in the family hominid of the change between quadruped and bipedal movement by the slow change in the pelvic bone. We see the changes one step at a time. Hell we even see the change in our current history. Caucasians have become by percentage at least a foot to over a foot taller then their ancestors during the 17th century in Europe.

Hell evolution is so straight forward and true it can be understood with these simple questions. Other then having a twin, do you look like anybody else that you know? Is your DNA unique to you?

Here is a comparison my professor in Anthropology told me. Evolution is like chicken soup. The core of chicken soup is water, chicken broth and chicken pieces. Some places may have chicken soup made with celery, carrots on top of the basic ingredients. It's still chicken soup. Yet some places will have potatoes and add pepper or hot spices to the soup. Yet it's still chicken soup but what if you started adding rice to your soup. People like it with the rice it easy to make. It's available in the area and is part of normal existance in the area. Slowly the chicken soup gets more and more rice put into it becoming thicker and thicker next thing you know is that chicken soup has become risotto and that point on it's become the norm. The question is at what point is it soup or risotto? Simple we will never know to that level precision. The only thing we know is that people went from chicken soup to risotto and they are still putting things in the pot.

Evolution has nothing to do with the big bang theory or any religious concept of the soul and purpose of existance. It's just the concept of our change through time. Like the creation of races and physical attributes that help our existance in our living location.

B.A. Anthropology


reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 06:21 AM by undo
Originally posted by neformore
You know what Intelligent Design is? Its giving up.

Its saying "we can't be bothered to figure this out ourselves so were going to ascribe it to some great supernatural force that cannot be proven".

Its lazy. The people who promote it are holding scientific research back and dumbing things down for future generations. The (terrifying) extension of the concept of Intelligent Design is that science moves backwards, into the dark ages again, because it is far far too easy to say "god did it" and walk away, rather than think it out for ourselves.


The problem is, evolutionary theory gave rise to equally horrible things like euthanasia. Genocide is often based on the criteria of a ruling group who decide if your life is worth living or not, as the afterthought of a survival of the fittest scenario. The gene pool must be perfected!

This has always been a problem on the planet, but it wasn't until the rise of evolutionary theory that it became a religion, so to speak. Before, there had to at least be a survival reason to kill off your enemies. Now, the people don't even have to be your enemies. They can just be genetically flawed, terminally ill or in a persistent vegetative state. They can be too expensive to care for. Too old. Too handicapped. They can just be fat. Have big noses. Or a clubbed foot. They can be from a particular part of the world. A particular religious background. Have a lack of religious background. Have the wrong color hair, the wrong color eyes, the wrong color skin or be born the wrong sex, or even be conceived at all.

The list is endless and evolutionary theory is the pass key to all this killing. Why? Because it's now one big survival of the fittest scenario. It's no longer about humanity. Now it's about survival of the guys with the most cash, the most education and the most power. Period.

Now we have a college professor calling for the murder of 90 billion people via airborne ebola virus (Which is a most horrific way to die) and college educated people actually giving him a standing ovation.

Watch any scifi about end of the world scenarios and tell me I'm wrong. It's always the guy and the gal with the perfect teeth and the college diplomas, on the ship to the new Eden. Seriously. If you don't see it, you're not being honest with yourself.


reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 07:03 AM by undo
okay, allow me to give you an example;

The Ebola Virus Dr. Doom guy, also commented that he heartily applauded China's One Child policy, because the planet needed fewer people and at least, they were doing something about it.

But you know how they did it? They looked the other way for 20 years while their citizens killed off 50,000,000 females. And it hasn't stopped yet. I think it's up in the 65,000,000 mark now.

So here we have a survival of the fitttest scenario, based on evolutionary theory, that has condoned as a matter of necessity, the biggest genocide in human history. It doesn't matter if the results were because the people had traditional beliefs, as the government of China already knew that. They already knew what would happen, and did absolutely nothing to stop it. Because, in the cold harsh world of reality, you're only as important as the dollar bills or yen over your head or the color of your skin or the organs in your body, or ...your gender (and this gets worse before it gets better).

This is not what life is about. It's about finding solutions that you wouldn't mind having applied to yourself or your loved ones, were you in the same situation.

Darwin and his colleagues thought very little of the other races on the planet. Their entire theory was based on the idea that white man was at the pinnacle of evolution and the other races were not homo sapiens but various lower level species between amoebas, monkeys and cave men. One of them said that the average black man was the intellectual equivalent of an 11 year old homo sapiens, and he didn't just say it as a matter of course, he actually had it in one of the first books written to support evolutionary theory.

Evolutionary theory started off its life as white supremacy science. If you buy into it and you aren't caucasian, you're poking yourself in the eye.


reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 09:29 AM by DarkSide
Originally posted by undo
But you know how they did it? They looked the other way for 20 years while their citizens killed off 50,000,000 females. And it hasn't stopped yet. I think it's up in the 65,000,000 mark now.


Blame Darwin! Of course !!

So here we have a survival of the fitttest scenario, based on evolutionary theory, that has condoned as a matter of necessity, the biggest genocide in human history. It doesn't matter if the results were because the people had traditional beliefs, as the government of China already knew that. They already knew what would happen, and did absolutely nothing to stop it. Because, in the cold harsh world of reality, you're only as important as the dollar bills or yen over your head


It's the yuan in china, not the yen. Study human interaction and history, the things you talk about started thousands of years ago, not in 1859.

Darwin and his colleagues thought very little of the other races on the planet. Their entire theory was based on the idea that white man was at the pinnacle of evolution and the other races were not homo sapiens but various lower level species between amoebas, monkeys and cave men. One of them said that the average black man was the intellectual equivalent of an 11 year old homo sapiens, and he didn't just say it as a matter of course, he actually had it in one of the first books written to support evolutionary theory.


Like all europeans in the 19th century did.He was mainly opposing the civilised nations of Europe and the "savage" tribes. But I tell you what, at that time most people were christian, and thought black people were apes, nowadays most people are atheists and accept evolution, yet consider blacks as human beings, strange isn't it?


Evolutionary theory started off its life as white supremacy science. If you buy into it and you aren't caucasian, you're poking yourself in the eye.


Well, evolutionnists now are anything but supremacists
I'm Irish, and in the 19th century an English naturalist said the Irish were white negros and ape like... White supremacy?

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reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 10:17 AM by dbates
What evidence do we have that life evolved? Since we can't find any of these missing links we're left to sort through the fossil record that show what happened during previous periods of time. Looking at this record however, we find a startling fact.


In the fossil record, however, most of the major animal phyla appear fully formed at the beginning of the geological period known as the Cambrian, with no fossil evidence that they branched off from a common ancestor.


Wow! Apparently before the Cambrian period, the most complex thing we saw was algae. There were no mammals, fish, reptiles, or birds. In fact there was nothing that resembled any life as we know it today. Then something magical happened. Life appeared (according to fossil records) suddenly without dissent or evolution. Fully developed creatures were now roaming the earth complete with heads, limbs, and tails.

Of course evolutionist who on one hand brag about fossil records will frown on the Cambrian explosion and say that the fossil record before the Cambrian period is flawed. Conditions must have been too harsh before that for fossils to have formed. So the fossil record is only to be trusted if it backs the opinion of Darwinist. Speaking of Darwin, he himself recognized that the Cambrian period was a valid argument against evolution.

Darwin was aware of this, acknowledging in The Origin of Species that "several of the main divisions of the animal kingdom suddenly appear in the lowest known fossiliferous rocks." He called this a "serious" problem which "at present must remain inexplicable; and may be truly urged as a valid argument against the views here entertained"


The Cambrian period is a huge blow to the Darwinist and a huge support to the Intelligent Design theory. If scientist know about this sudden explosion of life and yet ignore it, then you could say that Evolution is another deceit.


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The Scientific Controversy Over the Cambrian Explosion


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reply posted on 11-4-2007 @ 01:26 PM by melatonin
Originally posted by dbates
What evidence do we have that life evolved? Since we can't find any of these missing links we're left to sort through the fossil record that show what happened during previous periods of time. Looking at this record however, we find a startling fact.


In the fossil record, however, most of the major animal phyla appear fully formed at the beginning of the geological period known as the Cambrian, with no fossil evidence that they branched off from a common ancestor.


Wow! Apparently before the Cambrian period, the most complex thing we saw was algae. There were no mammals, fish, reptiles, or birds. In fact there was nothing that resembled any life as we know it today. Then something magical happened. Life appeared (according to fossil records) suddenly without dissent or evolution. Fully developed creatures were now roaming the earth complete with heads, limbs, and tails.


This isn't exactly the case. You also make it sound like fish, reptiles, mammals, and birds just suddenly appeared, when, of course, they didn't. There is a nice progression of these species evolving over time, and the transitionals do exist.

So, what about the cambrian 'explosion':

The Cambrian explosion was the seemingly sudden appearance of a variety of complex animals about 540 million years ago (Mya), but it was not the origin of complex life. Evidence of multicellular life from about 590 and 560 Mya appears in the Doushantuo Formation in China (Chen et al. 2000, 2004), and diverse fossil forms occurred before 555 Mya (Martin et al. 2000). (The Cambrian began 543 Mya., and the Cambrian explosion is considered by many to start with the first trilobites, about 530 Mya.) Testate amoebae are known from about 750 Mya (Porter and Knoll 2000). There are tracelike fossils more than 1,200 Mya in the Stirling Range Formation of Australia (Rasmussen et al. 2002). Eukaryotes (which have relatively complex cells) may have arisen 2,700 Mya, according to fossil chemical evidence (Brocks et al. 1999). Stromatolites show evidence of microbial life 3,430 Mya (Allwood et al. 2006). Fossil microorganisms may have been found from 3,465 Mya (Schopf 1993). There is isotopic evidence of sulfur-reducing bacteria from 3,470 Mya (Shen et al. 2001) and possible evidence of microbial etching of volcanic glass from 3,480 Mya (Furnes et al. 2004).

www.talkorigins.org...

Lots more stuff on the cambrian 'explosion' via the link.

I suppose I should ask what 'missing link' are you looking for? We can easily view all species as transitional, but only some will not go extinct and continue on for millions of years.

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