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Re-branding of the creationism movement.*edit*
Already been falsified. We took apart the bacterial flagellum and found it to still be functional.*edit*
Numerology is about interpreting meaning where there isn't any. It's nonsense.*edit*
All I could find is this:*edit*
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All desperate people trying to protect ancient mythology as having a place in reality.*edit*
Yes, you will be surprised at closed minds that denounce modern science from a standpoint of ignorance on every topic. Its very very sad.*edit*
Adam can essentially just be defined as the first human being to evolved from its predecessor in the genetic chain. First homosapien.
They cannot be defined this way in any sense.
They can be defined as mythology though.
Tat solves evolution for Christians. Not that hard
False
Theist helped to develop the theory of evolution, and many Christians look at Adam as allegory and mythology.
This belief certainly doesn't go with evolution and the evidence is so strong for evolution that u simply can't reject it.
I read a lot and watched some debates regarding this and everytime evolution comes on top. Keep religious beliefs aside, do u think that science has destroyed
So called image of Adam ?
[If Gurtej will pardon the interjection]My goodness there is NO EVIDENCE FOR EVOLUTION. Evolution is a religious belief. Give me your strongest piece of evidence for evolution since the evidence is SO STRONG.
No-one's ever seen a galaxy under a microscope either, so are you going to assume they don't exist? Looking for "macroevolution" within a human lifetime is making the same scale error.In what way does evolution come out on top? Have you ever observed an animal producing a different kind of animal? Probably not. No one has. Science is supposed to be about observation, and no one has ever seen an animal produce a different kind of animal. Not in this lifetime, not in ANY lifetime.
Jaw tissue from chick embryos can be induced to develop tooth buds. Why should bird cells possess the genetic instructions for making teeth? Unless, that is, they had ancestors with teeth.
No-one's ever seen a galaxy under a microscope either, so are you going to assume they don't exist?
Looking for "macroevolution" within a human lifetime is making the same scale error.
Maybe birds did have ancestors with teeth, but guess what, their ancestors were probably BIRDS. Male lions have manes, other cats dont. So what, they are still cats. I can believe that long ago in the past there may have been birds that had teeth, but they were still BIRDS. They never changed to a different kind of animal.
Since you have never adequately been able to define "kind" in any way, this argument is meaningless. You have essentially just dismissed an argument based on an assumption. Moreover, an assumption which is utterly baseless, since you probably cannot define, when asked, what constitutes a cat or a bird in any meaningful, demonstrable way.
Then you don't know what is.If that isnt a religion, I dont know what is.
Because to "see" it we need a tool that lets us view change over tens of millions of years. The fossil record is that tool; and waddaya know, look at the fossil record and we see transitional forms between lobe-finned fish and amphibians, land mammals and whales, and ape-like precursors and hominids, all exactly where they should be in the sequence.Dogs produce dogs, cats produce cats, fish produce fish. No one has ever seen an exception to this rule. Since there has never been an exception so far, why are we to believe that there were exceptions long ago when there was no one to see it?
Because to "see" it we need a tool that lets us view change over tens of millions of years.
The fossil record is that tool; and waddaya know, look at the fossil record and we see transitional forms between lobe-finned fish and amphibians, land mammals and whales, and ape-like precursors and hominids, all exactly where they should be in the sequence.
A favourite creationist bleat is "there are no transitional fossils"; this is pure wishful thinking. Transitional fossils are rare at species level, but that poses no problem for evolution because we can see change at that level occurring during our lifetime. At the "macroevolution" level, transitional fossils are plentiful.
If we did, that would be a big against for evolution. Not a for.Dogs produce dogs, cats produce cats, fish produce fish. No one has ever seen an exception to this rule. Since there has never been an exception so far, why are we to believe that there were exceptions long ago when there was no one to see it?
So please tell me what those words mean and how you define them as such. I've already explained to you that "dogs" are a subspecies of grey wolf, so we already know that dogs came from something that is not categorized as a dog.Dogs produce dogs, cats produce cats, fish produce fish.
Why would we expect to? All variation occurs WITHIN that particular taxonomic rank.No one has ever seen an exception to this rule.
It's not an exception - everything reproduces a copy of itself, but with variation. The only difference is that you have decided that you believe that this variation is somehow limited, in spite of all the evidence to the contrary in the fossil record, genetics and anthropology. You have yet to demonstrate exactly what mechanism prevents speciation, and you cannot define your terms well enough to provide any kind of test of them. Your words are meaningless and based on ignorance of evolution and of biology.Since there has never been an exception so far, why are we to believe that there were exceptions long ago when there was no one to see it?
The more you repeat lie does not add to its credibility. It's extremely telling that I asked you for a definition to your terms, and you failed spectacularly - instead just choosing to restate your argument, avoiding the fact that you simply do not know what you are actually talking about. You have no definition of "kind", and your argument is based not on facts but on words and phrases which have no practical meaning, so you can make them mean whatever you want. You have already been utterly refuted.Evolution is a religion. If you want to believe that long ago animals were doing things that animals alive today haven't been observed to do (such as a dog producing a non-dog), then go right ahead and believe it. But to call it "science" is utterly and blatantly false because it doesn't fit the word "science" in any definition I've ever seen.