Humans did NOT evolve from fish nor apes. It that be the case would we not be still transforming into other forms of 'animals'? Fish are NOT animals... so therefore how in the world can a fish transform into a human?
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<< It that be the case would we not be still transforming into other forms of 'animals'? >>
Here's another gem from that thread:
quote from St Augustine of Hippo - 4th century theologian, world's first autobiographer, and patron saint of brewers and sore eyes.
Once again we see a post too asinine for me to properly comment on it, thus I once again bring in my beloved foreign man-slave, CousinYed, to do the job for me...
Come on folks! Of course fish aren't animals. They are little orange crackers with a cheddar cheese flavor. Some even have little smiles on their face.
A little further in the thread:
I'm still amazed at how some people can still have such wildly incorrect ideas of the ToE. Advocates of the ToE are not contending that fish turned into humans, though if you go back far enough, you will find common ancestry for *all* earthly life forms.
I will say this for him . . . in large part, humans have ceased our evolutionary climb, since we have shut down the avenues that are required for the evolutionary process to move forward. Ironically, science is to blame.
Transformers
Fish in disguise
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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