Exactly! Evolution can't be verified or observed!no one can do that since such evolution will take million of years. so basically it cant be prove or demonstrate.
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Exactly! Evolution can't be verified or observed!no one can do that since such evolution will take million of years. so basically it cant be prove or demonstrate.
RJS, I think you're simply in over your head on this topic, but I'm going to keep on trying.
More hand waving.
More parroting a mantra without support.
More hand waving.
More parroting a mantra without support.
And his exactly why I think you're in over your head. When given a specific set of examples of how "common design" is untenable you parrot your mantra again and then begin bloviating and talking in circles rather than actually addressing any, much less all of the examples I provided.
For instance the part in purple. You clearly didn't even understand my list because three of them:
- GULO pseudogene
- Sonic Hedgehog/Hand2 pathway
- VTG pseudogenes
don't work at all. You haven't explained why the designer would put something that didn't work in the genomes of not just one species but dozens and hundreds.
This is only in your mind. I have expressed it and so has truth seeker. It's just that you are refusing to see it. Common design is obvious. All living things have much of the same things that make up their being. From the construction of cells, genes, the abilities to adapt. The creatures of the sea have common traits and design to exist in the sea. Land creatures all have commonalities that allow them to exist on land. It's not that difficult really.
Exactly! Evolution can't be verified or observed!
But the generation-to-generation process is exactly the same.
Or to put it another way, it's like a person walking across the street versus a person walking across town. The act of walking doesnt change, only the distance travelled.
The fact that they're similar and not the exact same protein isn't problematic under an evolutionary model. A mutation that slightly changes the protein can optimize it for its new function as part of the flagellum while mostly maintaining its original form. After all, they're not performing their old function anymore. Why would they need to stay exactly the same?1) first: those proteins arent identical but similar. so you cant say that they has other functions since they arent the same proteins.
They're not from several different kinds of bacteria, they're common to them. The flagellum wasn't constructed from several different bacteria ala Frankenstein's monster, it evolved from existing structures over several generations by natural selection through mutation.2) many of those proteins are from several kinds of bacteria. so you cant just mix them in a bacteria to form a flagellum.
The flagellum does not simply fall into place by mixing the ingredients together like cake batter. There are a series of events that lead up to its formation, and each of those events has a better chance than the whole thing just falling together at once. Ignoring all that, even if you consider the evolution of the flagellum to be absurdly improbable, it's still a better explanation than intelligent design because you can't point to an actual designer to substantiate your explanation.3) even if we ignore all of this, what is the chance for mixing about 30 different parts in about 10^7 bases genome to get a minimal flagellum?
You talk about that a lot too. I think it's possible at every level, yes. I don't think irreducible complexity exists anywhere in biology. If you disagree, prove it.5) do you think that its possible at the anatomical level too? (for instance hearing system).
Why would a designer place 203,000 endogenous retroviruses in humans and chimpanzees in such a way as to mimic common descent?
Uh, why would they have to change that drastically? For your information, crustaceans are all part of an extremely diverse subphyllum, and it includes items as different from Triops as barnacles. To give you a better idea of how many organisms can be in just 1 subphyllum, all vertebrates are in the same subphyllum. You're asking for a change more drastic than a wolf population evolving into a dolphin population. I would disprove evolution if something like that happened in 10 years.We'll go ahead and do that then. What I am more interested in is if you are able to show the crustaceans evolve into something that's not a crustacean. That would be something.
Except in my evolution experiment. Yeesh, I even designed it in such a way that anyone with the time could do the same experiment as me.Exactly! Evolution can't be verified or observed!
As a Christian, the only thing that makes sense to me is both. "And" not "vs."Common Ancestor vs Common Creator: Which is more rational and makes more sense?
So as a Christian, you think you descended from an ape? I didn't say science. I think that creation and evolution cannot both be true.As a Christian, the only thing that makes sense to me is both. "And" not "vs."
I am an ape. A member of the superfamily Hominoidea to be exact.So as a Christian, you think you descended from an ape? I didn't say science.
I don't see any problem. Whatever science discovers about our origins, God is responsible for it.I think that creation and evolution cannot both be true.
OK, so then you're an animal and there's no distinction between animals and men. Where is this said to us in the Bible? Or are you just a "Christian" who doesn't believe in the Bible?I am an ape. A member of the superfamily Hominoidea to be exact.
I don't see any problem. Whatever science discovers about our origins, God is responsible for it.
Or are you just a "Christian" who doesn't believe in the Bible?
- Stating or implying that another Christian member, or group of members, are not Christian is not allowed.
No. You can believe that if you want, but I don't have to.OK, so then you're an animal and there's no distinction between animals and men.
So you want to play "Who's a Christian?" now? What do you mean by "believe in the Bible" anyway? I believe it is the inspired word of God and "useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness..."Where is this said to us in the Bible? Or are you just a "Christian" who doesn't believe in the Bible?
But the Asian population remains Asian and the African population remains African until they interbreed. We agree, it’s simply the means of that change in populations we disagree on. Since that change arose from interbreeding, in a mere nine months, not mutations over millions of years....
Common Ancestor vs Common Creator: Which is more rational and makes more sense? Something based on millions of years and rock samples with no history to back it up?
Or something with plenty historical reference, many eyewitness accounts and documentary evidence (something that Evolution does not have since there was no writing available 4.5 Million years ago, not even 100,000 years ago)
and to make matters worse, how could one know what exactly happened here on the earth for the last 4 million years. Too many variables and no written accounts. Purely speculative
And what is more plausible, that we were created by some intelligent being or we came from apes or amoeba's or fish or garbage in outer space?
How's that? I simply asked you a question?Isn't this a violation of the forum rules?
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