ArcticFox
To glorify God, and enjoy him forever.
A lot of people don't understand what *missing links* or *transitional forms* are.
Say you took a new born child and took a picture of it, and every three years over its whole life you did the same. You'd have bunch of pictures and the child would look quite a bit different in each one, but in each one the child is a fully formed being.
The fossil record is kinda like that, we kind pictures here and there or our past, and the species will nearly always appear to be fully formed species, because the change is so *Slooooooow*. The changes are so slow that things rarely look like a cross between two species but rather a complete species. Although, we have found dinosaurs that appear like half lizard half bird and even fish with small legs, but they don't really look that strange because the process is so slow.
Evolution (God guided, of course) uses the same structures and reshapes them over time, like the hand. Look at the bones in the feet of animals and the bones in our hands. The same concept but with all sorts of variations, which again would not make things look radical in the fossil record.
Also, you know it takes the right conditions for something to fossilize and only a tiny percent of beings do.
And I'd ask you, why do they find feathered dinosaurs, with teeth, low in the earth but *never* a modern species like an eagle that low? It's because they never lived in the same time together. And why do eagles have the exact same feet as these species did, and why do eagles have three fingers under their wings, just like these dinosuars? Science has shown they can just slightly mess with the gene on the scaled legs of birds, causing the scales to become feathers. If you look at the pattern of feathers on birds, you can see they are highly evolved scales.
Next time you get a chance look over the end of the wing on a turkey at Thanksgiving and look over its dinosaur scaled feet. And if God made these modern birds from scratch, then why do they have the gene for making teeth, which sometimes produces teeth in them nowadays? That gene wouldn't be there is God made everything, as we see it today, from scratch.
Yes, Christian Sojourner, believe it or not I know all about it.
This isn't the first time I've discussed the subject.
Also, no offense but your Thanksgiving analogy is ridiculous. You had some good points, but that last paragraph makes your post look like a joke. You shoulda stopped while you were ahead.
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