Evolution?

[monosylab1k]

May the Lord bless you

Amen.

Thank you sons.

[jaffies]

FADE OUT ...

that's bull !

Dr. Walsh's assistant wasn't killed in the lab fire, so she knows that Castor is Archer and Archer is Castor. But didn't tell ANYONE?!?

[monosylab1k]

that's bull !

Dr. Walsh's assistant wasn't killed in the lab fire, so she knows that Castor is Archer and Archer is Castor. But didn't tell ANYONE?!?

I know!

[CuckingFunt]

Is "Archer" any good? I like H. Jon Benjamin, but was never a fan of "Frisky Dingo."

[tlongII]

And all I was asking is what your theories were. In your opinion how is the evidence overwhelming? Is it concrete and something that cannot be disproved? That is all I am asking. If you believe it that is cool I just want to know why.

It's definitely something that cannot be disproved.

[clambake]

This is not the first time you've done this. (and or you Mavs friends clambake & stretch)

you didn't thank me for removing that sig after your meltdown.

[MiamiHeat]

As I said before, evolution still fits into the Lord's plan.

[clambake]

which lord?

[MiamiHeat]

which lord?

The same Lord of the Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

[phyzik]

google Ardi. Make your own conclusions.

[Blake]

Except for the fact that Coelacanth fossils have been found almost everywhere. Are you considering all of those environments to be non-changing? Especially after 360 million years of geologic activity? Further still, is their current environment considered non-changing? They live in the Indian Ocean off of Africa (and another family around Indonesia) around tectonic plates no less..? If anything, how is the fact that all the other fish species surrounding the coelacanths have drastically changed over hundreds of thousands of generations not considered a change? Have Coelacanths kept the same diet all those years? How did their diet not suddenly become the predator given all those years to adapt? I mean they could have evolved to grow larger than the coelacanths who suprisingly remained fairly unchanged in that same span.

Yet another logical fallacy in your bible's rebuttal (talkorigins.com).

Oh BTW... the coelacanth fossils in Mozambique, Tanzania, and Madagascar are from the same family as those living today. Talkorigins is outright lying by suggesting that they have no fossil record. Just thought you'd want to know that before you tossed away the entire argument...

Seems like they have to work harder.

Coelacanths
Two Living Species of Latimeria and their Evolution.
Jan 12, 2007 John Blatchford

The genus Latimeria (the coelacanths) has only two known living representatives. These are Latimeria chalumnae and Latimeria menadoensis . They both live in deep water (one off the coast of Africa and the other in Indonesian waters). The two species diverged a long time ago, maybe as much as 40M years, and their ancestors are known from the fossil record for as far back as 400M. But are they really ‘living fossils’?

I would argue that every creature alive today is equally ‘modern’. The coelacanth developed his body-form a long time ago, but surely he has been evolving ever since – just like the rest of us? There are no known fossils of the two living species, and all we have is their relatives.

http://fishinsects.suite101.com/arti...old_four_legs_

Seems like you should work harder.

Use your own thinking skills blake... sadly, I know you'll just continue to rebuttal with cut&paste jobs... I don't have the time to deal with that.

My thinking skills tell me a slappy like you that's blabbering on a sports message board isn't really a reliable source of information.

Sadly for you, I have the time to cut&paste the arguments from scientific sources that own you.

Been there... done that... x1000 here at SpursTalk.com

What's the point?

-Peace

I don't know. What is the point of you taking the time to get beat down x1000 here at ST?

[MB20]

I´d like to know what you think happened to Dinosaurs...

(copied and pasted from the www)

The Bible tells us that God created all of the land animals on the sixth day of creation. As dinosaurs were land animals, they must have been made on this day, alongside Adam and Eve, who were also created on Day Six (Genesis 1:24–31)

God sent two of every (seven of some) land animal into the Ark (Genesis 7:2–3; 7:8–9)—there were no exceptions. Therefore, dinosaurs must have been on the Ark.

/end copy-paste

If they were on the Ark...they should be alive, right?
If they were too big and were left behind to die...why did God killed them all?

Not trolling. Serious question.

[DarkReign]

I love these threads. Always brings out the crazy in otherwise normal people.

[monosylab1k]

oh jeez, did some other little pussy cry to Kori because I was being mean on the internet?

[I. Hustle]

I´d like to know what you think happened to Dinosaurs...

(copied and pasted from the www)

The Bible tells us that God created all of the land animals on the sixth day of creation. As dinosaurs were land animals, they must have been made on this day, alongside Adam and Eve, who were also created on Day Six (Genesis 1:24–31)

God sent two of every (seven of some) land animal into the Ark (Genesis 7:2–3; 7:8–9)—there were no exceptions. Therefore, dinosaurs must have been on the Ark.

/end copy-paste

If they were on the Ark...they should be alive, right?
If they were too big and were left behind to die...why did God killed them all?

Not trolling. Serious question.

Here is my opinion. In the bible it says that he created everything in six days and rested on the seventh but it also says that a thousand years to us is like one day to God and that God "inhabits eternity". So our concept of time is not necessarily His concept of time.
That was my small thought on that and I will not discuss it any further since this thread has already been derailed enough.

[I. Hustle]

oh jeez, did some other little pussy cry to Kori because I was being mean on the internet?

Who are you? Are you talking about me since this is the thread I started? If you are dude then sorry but I didn't even notice you but if you are talking about someone else then my bad.

[tlongII]

Here is my opinion. In the bible it says that he created everything in six days and rested on the seventh but it also says that a thousand years to us is like one day to God and that God "inhabits eternity". So our concept of time is not necessarily His concept of time.
That was my small thought on that and I will not discuss it any further since this thread has already been derailed enough.

Where does it say that?

[Blake]

Where does it say that?

I know a lot of people knock google, but a 5 second search using key words like "Bible" and "thousand years" really makes things easy.

2 peter 3:8

[I. Hustle]

Where does it say that?

But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.

For a thousand years in your sight
are but as yesterday when it is past,
or as a watch in the night.

[tlongII]

Thanks. Just askin...

[monosylab1k]

Who are you? Are you talking about me since this is the thread I started? If you are dude then sorry but I didn't even notice you but if you are talking about someone else then my bad.

I had no clue you even started this thread, I was talking about someone else.

[I. Hustle]

I had no clue you even started this thread, I was talking about someone else.

Oh ok... um well... carry on?

[I. Hustle]

Thanks. Just askin...

That's cool. I appreciate the civility

[MiamiHeat]

Dinosaurs fit in with God's plan.

The passage of time as we know it does not relate to the Most High.

The Bible clearly states that a "day" to the Lord is like a thousand years to us.

It clearly says that time on earth passes much quicker than to the Lord. Remember, we are taught in a way that we may understand. Do not make the mistake of trying to figure out an equation like 1 day = 1 thousand years, because that's not the case.

For all we know, one moment for the Lord is 1 billion years on Earth. The Most High God did not fully explain all of this, He just told us enough to understand that the concept of time on earth is much different in Heaven.

[101A]

Dinosaurs fit in with God's plan.

What do you mean?

It's not like their existence for millions of years, millions of years ago has conveniently provided any type of useful resource for us today.