TagliatelliMonster
Veteran Member
How would changes in kinds disprove evolution?
I already explained it a couple dozen times.
Because it would violate the nested hierarchical pattern that is predicted by evolution theory.
It would violate the law of monophy.
Both say that descendents of mammals (for example), will always be mammals and subspecies of mammals.
Mammals will not evolve into birds. These are on another branch of the tree of life.
A mammal with feathers would also violate nested hierarchies.
A cat evolving into a dog would violate the law of monophy.
Both would falsify evolution.
This is so because during reproduction, genes of the ancestors are passed on to off spring with slight modification.
Dogs will only produce dogs.
Just like you will only produce your off spring. You and your wife will not be producing your cousins instead of your own kids. Same thing.
Evolution implies that animals came from animals that were different animals.
That were ANCESTRAL animals of which they are subspecies.
How many times must it be explained?