Uhh. That's kind of what ad hominem
is, champ.
YEA! You got one right, I'm proud of you.
Wait, wait.. Are you saying you actually accept that there is evidence for a common mammalian ancestor now and are just moving the goal post further back in time? Please tell me this is so. Because if it is, then I've finally accomplished part of my purpose for being on this forum.
Sadly, it is often Creationists who have to teach evolution to those who claim to support it. Like when you didn't know the difference between evolution and abiogenesis for example.
As I stated, and this group seems to want me to debate about, is that we do not empirically know, and evolution should be taught for what it is, a hypothesis, and not for what it is NOT, a Theory.
Throughout my posts I have asked for 1 instance of one species being observed to evolve into a completely different species. Now this HAS to happen in the hypothesis, otherwise, there would be only one species of life. I ask for one observed instance of this fully happening...
and every fallacy in the book has been thrown at me.
I have studied the equivocation fallacies of 'speciation', fruit flies that prefer no light, birds reproducing until they can not reproduce with the first type. What people do not get is you still have a fruit fly and you still have a bird, AND the process can be reversed and brought back to the original place. None of these qualify for what evolution teaches as complete changes of species.
I know there are none, but if you want to keep making yourselves look like idiots, continue.
Did you miss the part where I did catch it and you didn't?
It is only a 'catch' if I didn't understand the concept. Sadly, it took that post for you to catch up.
Now is evolution a hypothesis?