jonathan180iq
Well-Known Member
I feel like you're thinking of mutations in the way that the X-men are mutants... Like, someone is born one day with extraordinary new physical functions. I hope you know that this is not what anyone is talking about...Repeat it and observe it. If you say mutations are a mechanism for a change of species, do it and observe it.
Mutations happen at the genetic level, something that you should know since you're so keen to refer to the "Laws of Genetics", whatever that means to you. Most mutations cause no phenotypical change at all. They aren't positive or negative. They're just neutral changes within the genetic make up of individual organisms that produce slight differences over generations... You carry mutations in your genes today that differentiate you from your parents. It's what makes sexual reproduction so much more viable for long-term suitability of organisms.
http://anthro.palomar.edu/synthetic/synth_3.htm
http://www.biology-pages.info/M/Mutation_and_Evolution.html
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13673-evolution-myths-mutations-can-only-destroy-information/
http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CB/CB102.html
This is simply how biology works. I have no idea what it is that you find confusing about this. I mean that honestly.
What belief system is that, exactly?You do not understand scientific evidence and you are willing to accept any statement you think reinforces your belief system.
You've asked me to provide evidence for something that does not happen. You want squirrles to grow wings in a single generation and start laying eggs. It's unsettling that you don't get why that's a stupid thing to ask for. As evidence for evolution, you want us to show you something that's not an evolutionary claim. The problem is your understanding - not the science
People here are willing to help educate you on this topic, but you haven't bothered reading the first supplied link...
If you've really been doing this for years, as you say, why don't you demonstrate a better grasp of evolutionary understanding than that?
If you can't answer the question I just ask, with a scientific explanation, it is you who does not understand science. If I can't be reasoned with, then ignore me.
Call me a glutton for punishment - but if I can get you to understand even one aspect of the actual science behind Evolutionary theory, then I'll be happy.
What most creationists fail to realize is that they are doing their faith a disservice by arguing on topics to which they are openly ignorant. Think about that before you get offended.
Here comes you trying to pass off the Creationist idea of "Historical Science", am I right?If you think time changes the laws of genetics, you will never understand what science teaches. Written records tell us about the Revolutionary war. Now you get to determine if they are telling the truth or not. Real science doesn't work that way. Some history can be embellished or slanted to fit an personal agenda. Science can't be embellished or slanted to fit an agenda. If it does , it is no longer science.
That's not a thing, man. That's something that Creationists have invented to help them mentally hoola-hoop through logical arguments.
There is nothing limiting about Mendel's Laws of Inheritance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mendelian_inheritance
There is absolutely no reason to assume that the natural laws were somehow different in the past. There is nothing, anywhere, that could lend credence to the idea that things happened differently 6,000 years ago from how they operate today. To argue from any of those points would show a complete disregard for intellectual honesty.
You've alluded to embellishments in science. What are they? Which things specifically do you think have been embellished to fit a personal agenda? What part of science do you think suffers from the ills that you've mentioned?