do you understand why I get angry when evolutionists go on about ToE being ‘fact’, supported by ‘masses of evidence’? Several people on this forum, though not you personally, have scoffed at certain Bible stories, most of which are quite feasible without the need to invoke the miraculous, and then they claim that reptile-to-bird evolution is science! On the contrary, unless someone can explain how any creature part way between a reptile and a bird could have survived at all, never mind been favoured by natural selection, please don’t expect me to believe that evolution is anything other than a fairy story – a nature myth - clung on to in desperation by rebellious humans who do not wish to submit to the lordship of a holy, almighty, Creator - God.
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Amore, could you explain to us why a transitional reptile-bird (let's call it, oh, Archaeopteryx ) would NOT survive?
Evolution is a fact. The exact mechanics of evolution are debated by some credible scientists, but that evolution happened is not seriously debated anymore.
There are probably hundreds of gods in various mythologies who fraudulently claim credit for the Creation of Everything; no myth, and indeed no science, has the true [or in the latter case, full] story. I admire Eastern religions in that they regard the Creation event as ultimately unknowable in scope and detail, and they had the wisdom to not bullshit about it.
Nice pic Osiris!
Let me tell you something, Amore.is science, regardless of your feelings.
It's sad that so many people have decided to stick their heads in the ground these days.
*Not that oversized, way-too-intelligent, not-enough-feathers monstrosity from Jurassic Park ; I'm talking about the real thing.
So, if they´re so feasible, why do they keep on telling things like "this was God´s testimony" and so on?, why did have Moses to show "his prodigies" or give his people a signal?.
Just curious, why on earth would someone not want to believe in a God? I guess so that way they can do whatever they want... or something... but who, if faced with undeniable proof of a higher being, would reject that? In the first place, it's not logical. If you encounter something undeniable AND wonderful, loving, etc. you would believe in it pretty fast. I think.
I had a thought.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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