I was taught evolution as fact, but there were so many questionable theories, I never really bought into it. Evolutionists bash Creationists calling it bad science. But from a common sense view think of this. What are the odds of a big explosion forming life on this planet. There is so much order. Days and nights, seasons, years just to name a few. And what are the odds that a one cell thing could evolve into the complexities of a fly yet alone a human? And what are the odds that a single ape became human or had a human? Charles Darwin knew nothing of DNA. With DNA much of evolutionist teaching can be sent where the world is flat was sent. Also, after Mt St Helen's erupted, a canyon has appeared in Washington 1/40th the size of the Grand Canyon. It was caused by water displacement of the Spirit Lake then settling, forming the canyon. Evolution science says it would take millions of years to make this canyon, yet it was not there in 1979!
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I don't even know where to start.
@Jonathanhttp://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CH/CH581_1.html
Short form:
Grand Canyon, carved from solid rock.
Toutle River Canyon (Mt. St. Helens), carved from volcanic ash.
I can dig through (cold) ashes with my bare hands. I am very unable to dig through solid rock the same way.
For the 1,000,000+ time, the big bang and evolution are not the same thing - except in the minds of fundie fucktards for whom all science is EVOL.
One of the wonders of science is that, years before it was discovered, Darwin formulated a theory that was PRECISELY backed by a discovery he couldn't foresee. Far from discrediting science, it is extra brownie points to evolution, becuase it's the proof that he was right.
Evolutionists bash Creationists calling it bad science."
Also, after Mt St Helen's erupted, a canyon has appeared in Washingto 1/40th the size of the Grand Canyon. It was caused by water displacement of Spirit Lake then settling, forming the canyon." strengthened Darwin's theories by identifying the mechanism.
"What are the odds of a big explosion forming life on this planet." does work, so I accept the fact that it does. It still freaks me out, though.
I was taught evolution as fact, but there were so many questionable theories, I never really bought into it. Evolutionists bash Creationists calling it bad science.
Again, pulling things out your arse and then testing them does not qualify as science.
But from a common sense view think of this. What are the odds of a big explosion forming life on this planet. There is so much order. Days and nights, seasons, years just to name a few. And what are the odds that a one cell thing could evolve into the complexities of a fly yet alone a human? And what are the odds that a single ape became human or had a human?
None. But you're missing a minor point; that is anything but evolution.
Charles Darwin knew nothing of DNA.
And this is where Mendel did all the menial work for him.
With DNA much of evolutionist teaching can be sent where the world is flat was sent.
Correct, except the exact opposite.
Also, after Mt St Helen's erupted, a canyon has appeared in Washington 1/40th the size of the Grand Canyon. It was caused by water displacement of the Spirit Lake then settling, forming the canyon. Evolution science says it would take millions of years to make this canyon, yet it was not there in 1979!
What the hell does evolution have to do with geology?
"after Mt St Helen's erupted, a canyon has appeared in Washington 1/40th the size of the Grand Canyon. It was caused by water displacement of the Spirit Lake then settling, forming the canyon. Evolution science says it would take millions of years to make this canyon, yet it was not there in 1979!"
Short form: Grand Canyon, carved from solid rock. Toutle River Canyon (Mt. St. Helens), carved from volcanic ash. I can dig through (cold) ashes with my bare hands. I am very unable to dig through solid rock the same way.
@Trovore:
And what are the odds that a one cel thing could evolve into the complexities of a fly, let alone a human? And what are the odds that a single ape became human or had a human?
Zero. Evolution does not work that way.
With DNA much of evolutionist teaching can be sent where the world is flat was sent.
What planet do you live on? DNA has strengthened evolutionary theory. We can use it to see the evolutionary connections between animals.
And evolution science has nothing whatsoever to say about geology.
What are the odds Lorrie can rub two brain cells together to form a coherent thought?
"There is so much order. Days and nights, seasons, years just to name a few." from , genius?
Evolutionists bash Creationists calling it bad science.
Stop butchering Darwin's theory please! No apes (and certainly no monkeys) BECAME human; rather, we both evolved from a shared ancestor which may or may not have looked quite similar to a modern ape.
Gah, I get so impatient when people open their mouths and drone on about things they know nothing about.
You didn't listen when they tried to teach you evolution, did you? Evolution is biology, not cosmology nor abiogenesis. It's just life changing over time, through random mutations and natural selection. It has NOTHING to do with any explosion or expansion.
As "a one cell thing" has evolved into the complexity of a fly and a human, the odds are 1:1. All humans ARE apes, so there, too, the odds are 1:1.
It's correct that Charles Darwin knew nothing of DNA. But, with the discovery of DNA, a lot of the things that he just speculated about, became proven facts. DNA strengthens the Theory of Evolution, stupid.
Geology science says that the Grand Canyon formed over millions of years. Mt St Helen might not have the same minerals or composition as the Grand Canyon, and might form a canyon faster. Biology (where evolution belongs) doesn't say anything at all about the formation of canyons.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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