Because that would mess with the creationist idea that humans were created separately from all other animals.If a lion and a house cat are the same "kind" how can a human and an ape not be the same "kind"?
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Because that would mess with the creationist idea that humans were created separately from all other animals.If a lion and a house cat are the same "kind" how can a human and an ape not be the same "kind"?
Because that would mess with the creationist idea that humans were created separately from all other animals.
I know that Call_of_the_Wild has been on since I've made my Mibbit post, but I don't know what he's been doing. I'm still waiting on him to talk to me about setting up a meeting time for the ERV debate.So where are our resident creationists? Still celebrating the winter solstice?
I thought they would be back by now
I know that Call_of_the_Wild has been on since I've made my Mibbit post, but I don't know what he's been doing. I'm still waiting on him to talk to me about setting up a meeting time for the ERV debate.
I've never understood this argument...
To be fair, I'm a bit slow.. But first, I don't really understand the definition for "kind".. It seems to mean "similar, only when i want similarities"
But my real complaint would be, and I beg forgives if someone posted this already...
If a "kind" birthed a "non-kind" i.e. a cat having an elephant baby, wouldn't that be proof AGAINST evolution???
How it the "all children are similar yet slightly different from their parents" argument not... You know.. Seen as PRO-evolution?
The debate will center around one thing and one thing only: how the creationist model explains ERV patterns. For all intents and purposes, we will be assuming that no one ever had the idea of evolution. So that little argument will be irrelevant. If he wants to debate evolution, he can do it here on the forums. In chat, creationism will be the focus.Just be prepared for his smoking gun argument; "Unless ERV's can explain how a dog can produce a non-dog there is nothing to debate."
Yup. That's how it's used.I've never understood this argument...
To be fair, I'm a bit slow.. But first, I don't really understand the definition for "kind".. It seems to mean "similar, only when i want similarities"
Yes, it would be since evolution is a very slow process of very, very small changes.But my real complaint would be, and I beg forgives if someone posted this already...
If a "kind" birthed a "non-kind" i.e. a cat having an elephant baby, wouldn't that be proof AGAINST evolution???
It is, but creationists don't see things in a continuous way. Most creationists see things in black-and-white and nothing in between.How it the "all children are similar yet slightly different from their parents" argument not... You know.. Seen as PRO-evolution?
The debate will center around one thing and one thing only: how the creationist model explains ERV patterns. For all intents and purposes, we will be assuming that no one ever had the idea of evolution. So that little argument will be irrelevant. If he wants to debate evolution, he can do it here on the forums. In chat, creationism will be the focus.
Yeah, I'm sure he's gonna try to bring evolution into it anyway, but I'll just have to call his hand on it each time he does. It should be interesting (and probably frustrating) either way. He does say that the evidence sides more strongly with creationism, so now will be the chance for him to prove it.fantôme profane;3622851 said:
I will be fall on the floor surprisedfaint if you can get him to talk about ERV's at all. In any context in any format. But good luck.Yeah, I'm sure he's gonna try to bring evolution into it anyway, but I'll just have to call his hand on it each time he does. It should be interesting (and probably frustrating) either way. He does say that the evidence sides more strongly with creationism, so now will be the chance for him to prove it.