Darwins Theory of Evolution is not Fact, it is merely Theory

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#351 FMAB_GTO
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I am new to this ,can anyone tell me a modern proof of evolution well yeah I know of mutation but.........
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#352 HoolaHoopMan
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[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"] I was saying that evolutionists assuming that body parts were vestigials has hindered medicine.gaming25

Please do elaborate.

I was basically saying that assuming body parts as vestigials has made some doctors not care about those parts and since they made assumptions of the unknown, they payed less attention to those parts for research, and medicine. Thats all.

And examples would be?
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#353 gaming25
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[QUOTE="gaming25"][QUOTE="xaos"] I have no idea at all what you are saying with this post. None. Whatsoever.Guybrush_3

That might have to do with the fact that it wasnt directed towards you, "whatsoever". What I was saying is that many Christians believe in small changes while many evolutionists believe in big changes. Is that clear enough for you? Also the vestigials part was replying to his first part of the comment and I was saying that evolutionists assuming that body parts were vestigials has hindered medicine. Next time you ask someone to "clarify" rather than taking the bombastic route of saying " I have no idea. None. Whatsoever". Its offensive, and you know it.

Are you trying to say that you believe 1+1=2 but you don't believe that1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=50 ?

I am saying that 1 times 50 didnt occur. Its pretty simple. I can tear a piece of paper without using 50 steps to occur.

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#354 gaming25
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[QUOTE="gaming25"][QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]

Please do elaborate.

HoolaHoopMan

I was basically saying that assuming body parts as vestigials has made some doctors not care about those parts and since they made assumptions of the unknown, they payed less attention to those parts for research, and medicine. Thats all.

And examples would be?

Its not that big of a deal to delve into. I was just saying that evolution has had flaws for medicine as well.

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[QUOTE="Guybrush_3"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"] That might have to do with the fact that it wasnt directed towards you, "whatsoever". What I was saying is that many Christians believe in small changes while many evolutionists believe in big changes. Is that clear enough for you? Also the vestigials part was replying to his first part of the comment and I was saying that evolutionists assuming that body parts were vestigials has hindered medicine. Next time you ask someone to "clarify" rather than taking the bombastic route of saying " I have no idea. None. Whatsoever". Its offensive, and you know it.gaming25

Are you trying to say that you believe 1+1=2 but you don't believe that1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=50 ?

I am saying that 1 times 50 didnt neccesarily occur. Its pretty simple. I can tear a piece of paper without having 50 steps to occur.

That's a really good argument. I don't agree with you, since there's a ton of evidence saying it did, but still, nice comeback :o
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#356 Miroku32
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For me it is a fact, not a theory.
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#357 foxhound_fox
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I am new to this ,can anyone tell me a modern proof of evolution well yeah I know of mutation but.........FMAB_GTO

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nylon-eating_bacteria

This bacteria has evolved the capability to consume an artificial fibre created by humans no more than 60 years ago. The fibre didn't exist before we created it, and these bacteria consume it like they would any other natural substance.

That is solid proof evolution occurs. The only possible way to make it not a fact is putting your fingers in your ears and outright denying it.

And if you want more "macroscopic" evolution, look at the fossil record of human homo sapien) ancestors. Seeing all the slight changes in skull structure and brain size over time is damming evidence in favour of it.

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#358 HoolaHoopMan
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[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"][QUOTE="gaming25"] I was basically saying that assuming body parts as vestigials has made some doctors not care about those parts and since they made assumptions of the unknown, they payed less attention to those parts for research, and medicine. Thats all.gaming25

And examples would be?

Its not that big of a deal to delve into. I was just saying that evolution has had flaws for medicine as well.

Surly you can cite examples to back up your claim, no?
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#359 Guybrush_3
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[QUOTE="Guybrush_3"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"] That might have to do with the fact that it wasnt directed towards you, "whatsoever". What I was saying is that many Christians believe in small changes while many evolutionists believe in big changes. Is that clear enough for you? Also the vestigials part was replying to his first part of the comment and I was saying that evolutionists assuming that body parts were vestigials has hindered medicine. Next time you ask someone to "clarify" rather than taking the bombastic route of saying " I have no idea. None. Whatsoever". Its offensive, and you know it.gaming25

Are you trying to say that you believe 1+1=2 but you don't believe that1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=50 ?

I am saying that 1 times 50 didnt neccesarily occur. Its pretty simple. I can tear a piece of paper without having 50 steps to occur.

but you do agree that many small changes (+1) over time can lead to larger changes (1 to 50)

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#360 PannicAtack
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Please learn the definition of "scientific theory."
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#361 fillini
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Darwin's theory of evolution is, indeed, just a theory. In fact, it has already been "reworked" to adapt to new discoveries, mainly the discovery of DNA. Darwin theorized that evolution happened by natural selection: individuals from a species have various small variations between them and the ones with the "best" variations lived longer and reproduced more. He didn't know *how* these variations came to be however. When DNA was discovered, scientists finally figured it out: The variations appear as a result of genetic mutation. This is an example of how Darwin's theory was reworked.

What some people love to ignore however, is that the theory relates to how evolution works, NOT if evolution actually exists. Evolution itself has been observed various times and is fact. It is how it works that Darwin't theory tries to explain.

Cataclism

i'll give you Micro-evolution has been "observed", via fossils and such. But there has been no observations ofmacro-evolution to have occurred. one can theorize that this bird has similar traits to that so and so, and derive a theory from there. but observed or have evidencea fish hasmorphed into a lizard? not a chance.

Darwin's theory spawned the Theory of Evolution so how could it try to explain evolution exactly?

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#362 gaming25
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[QUOTE="gaming25"]

[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"] And examples would be? HoolaHoopMan

Its not that big of a deal to delve into. I was just saying that evolution has had flaws for medicine as well.

Surly you can cite examples to back up your claim, no?

My point is that it has happened. Taking what I said at face value is fine since that isnt the big picture of the comment I made.

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[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"] I was saying that evolutionists assuming that body parts were vestigials has hindered medicine.gaming25

Please do elaborate.

I was basically saying that assuming body parts as vestigials has made some doctors not care about those parts and since they made assumptions of the unknown, they payed less attention to those parts for research, and medicine. Thats all.

Where is your evidence of this? Or is it your personal "theory"?

Isn't it scientists (chemists, pharmacists, clinicians, surgeons and biologists) that make the discoveries and not the doctors?

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#364 KHAndAnime
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It's silly seeing these young people brought up on religion posting pointless threads like this. It's funny that the religious will accept what they're brought up on unquestionably, but if it's a strongly supported scientific theory - they'll argue against it until they die.

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#365 gaming25
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[QUOTE="gaming25"][QUOTE="Guybrush_3"]

Are you trying to say that you believe 1+1=2 but you don't believe that1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=50 ?

kussese

I am saying that 1 times 50 didnt neccesarily occur. Its pretty simple. I can tear a piece of paper without having 50 steps to occur.

That's a really good argument. I don't agree with you, since there's a ton of evidence saying it did, but still, nice comeback :o

You should agree with me, since time doesnt work the same way as math.

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[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]I am new to this ,can anyone tell me a modern proof of evolution well yeah I know of mutation but.........foxhound_fox

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nylon-eating_bacteria

This bacteria has evolved the capability to consume an artificial fibre created by humans no more than 60 years ago. The fibre didn't exist before we created it, and these bacteria consume it like they would any other natural substance.

That is solid proof evolution occurs. The only possible way to make it not a fact is putting your fingers in your ears and outright denying it.

And if you want more "macroscopic" evolution, look at the fossil record of human homo sapien) ancestors. Seeing all the slight changes in skull structure and brain size over time is damming evidence in favour of it.

Thank youuuuuu master !

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Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.
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#368 bloodling
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My point is that it has happened. Taking what I said at face value is fine since this has nothing to do with the big picture of the comment I made.gaming25

Flaws don't "happen", evolution did, even though it didn't necessarily happen the way some people pretend it did.

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#369 fillini
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[QUOTE="fillini"]

[QUOTE="RationalAtheist"]

Scientific facts have not and do not work like that. There is no such thing as scientific absolutism. Science is based on skeptical enquiry.

RationalAtheist

You aren't saying you have to actually use a measure of faith/believe in science do you? (sarcasism)

Is sarcasism a fit of sarcasm?

You don't need faith to understand scientific models and theories, since they are justified with evidence, experiment, observation and peer review.

ha! so if a i evidence that God has changed my life, changes you can see,with evidenceand other people agree onall of this, thenthat is fact? thanks.

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#370 gaming25
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Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.-Sun_Tzu-
It isnt a fact. Science even says that it isnt a fact. And Biology is made up of many other things than the theory of evolution.
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#371 Machoping
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[QUOTE="VisigothSaxon"]

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

:| I know right? The New Testament is not the oldest text out there.. Furthermore its ideas were ground breaking or different... It borrowed heavily from older mythologies not to mention Greek philosophy by men like Socrates, Aristotle and Plato.. Men who existed before Jesus Christ was even born.

laughingman42

No, I am saying the bible contains some historical truths...

Gensis 1 is not one of them.

really ? why do you say that ?
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Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.-Sun_Tzu-
Its a little like saying prove the sky is blue or the sun will rise tomorrow. At what point is enough evidence enough for those who won't believe it?

In many ways its this age's "prove the earth is round".

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.blue_hazy_basic
Its a little like saying prove the sky is blue or the sun will rise tomorrow. At what point is enough evidence enough for those who won't believe it?

It's just a THEORY that the sun will rise tomorrow, not a fact :x
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#374 gaming25
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[QUOTE="RationalAtheist"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"][QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"]

Please do elaborate.

I was basically saying that assuming body parts as vestigials has made some doctors not care about those parts and since they made assumptions of the unknown, they payed less attention to those parts for research, and medicine. Thats all.

Where is your evidence of this? Or is it your personal "theory"?

Isn't it scientists (chemists, pharmacists, clinicians, surgeons and biologists) that make the discoveries and not the doctors?

Many scientists are doctors. And what I said wasnt a "personal theory", and it really wasnt the big picture of the comment I made to you as well.
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[QUOTE="Cataclism"]

Darwin's theory of evolution is, indeed, just a theory. In fact, it has already been "reworked" to adapt to new discoveries, mainly the discovery of DNA. Darwin theorized that evolution happened by natural selection: individuals from a species have various small variations between them and the ones with the "best" variations lived longer and reproduced more. He didn't know *how* these variations came to be however. When DNA was discovered, scientists finally figured it out: The variations appear as a result of genetic mutation. This is an example of how Darwin's theory was reworked.

What some people love to ignore however, is that the theory relates to how evolution works, NOT if evolution actually exists. Evolution itself has been observed various times and is fact. It is how it works that Darwin't theory tries to explain.

fillini

i'll give you Micro-evolution has been "observed", via fossils and such. But there has been no observations ofmacro-evolution to have occurred. one can theorize that this bird has similar traits to that so and so, and derive a theory from there. but observed or have evidencea fish hasmorphed into a lizard? not a chance.

Darwin's theory spawned the Theory of Evolution so how could it try to explain evolution exactly?

Give me the exact point where micro-evolution would become macro evolution.

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[QUOTE="fillini"]

[QUOTE="Cataclism"]

Darwin's theory of evolution is, indeed, just a theory. In fact, it has already been "reworked" to adapt to new discoveries, mainly the discovery of DNA. Darwin theorized that evolution happened by natural selection: individuals from a species have various small variations between them and the ones with the "best" variations lived longer and reproduced more. He didn't know *how* these variations came to be however. When DNA was discovered, scientists finally figured it out: The variations appear as a result of genetic mutation. This is an example of how Darwin's theory was reworked.

What some people love to ignore however, is that the theory relates to how evolution works, NOT if evolution actually exists. Evolution itself has been observed various times and is fact. It is how it works that Darwin't theory tries to explain.

Guybrush_3

i'll give you Micro-evolution has been "observed", via fossils and such. But there has been no observations ofmacro-evolution to have occurred. one can theorize that this bird has similar traits to that so and so, and derive a theory from there. but observed or have evidencea fish hasmorphed into a lizard? not a chance.

Darwin's theory spawned the Theory of Evolution so how could it try to explain evolution exactly?

Give me the exact point where micro-evolution would become macro evolution.

Alas, more weasel words :(
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Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.-Sun_Tzu-
Biology doesn't make a lick of since???? how can a scientist find patterns and commonality between species then? i guess it depends on your definition of"lick of sense"

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#378 HoolaHoopMan
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[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"][QUOTE="gaming25"]

Its not that big of a deal to delve into. I was just saying that evolution has had flaws for medicine as well.

gaming25

Surly you can cite examples to back up your claim, no?

My point is that it has happened. Taking what I said at face value is fine since that isnt the big picture of the comment I made.

If it happened, it must be documented. I'm asking for examples for a claim YOU MADE.
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#379 gaming25
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[QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"][QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.xaos
Its a little like saying prove the sky is blue or the sun will rise tomorrow. At what point is enough evidence enough for those who won't believe it?

It's just a THEORY that the sun will rise tomorrow, not a fact :x

Well tommorrow is never promised ;)

But is it a fact that the sun has risen? Like how I know that it is a fact that the Son has risen 8)

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[QUOTE="laughingman42"]

[QUOTE="VisigothSaxon"]

No, I am saying the bible contains some historical truths...

Machoping

Gensis 1 is not one of them.

really ? why do you say that ?

because every shred of scientific evidence ever points towards the universe being billions of years old.

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[QUOTE="RationalAtheist"]

[QUOTE="fillini"] You aren't saying you have to actually use a measure of faith/believe in science do you? (sarcasism)

fillini

Is sarcasism a fit of sarcasm?

You don't need faith to understand scientific models and theories, since they are justified with evidence, experiment, observation and peer review.

ha! so if a i evidence that God has changed my life, changes you can see,with evidenceand other people agree onall of this, thenthat is fact? thanks.

It'd be a fact to you. It would be rational to believe it too, if your life could not have changed in any other way, besides your God intervening for you. But seeing as people who have "found God" don't really change in any different ways to people believing other religions or none. Christians, Jews, Muslims and atheists all behave differently as individuals, but we all have a spectrum of behaviour that is remarkably similar.

Do you think your life has changed for the better or for the worse?

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#382 194197844077667059316682358889
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[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"] Its a little like saying prove the sky is blue or the sun will rise tomorrow. At what point is enough evidence enough for those who won't believe it?gaming25

It's just a THEORY that the sun will rise tomorrow, not a fact :x

Well tommorrow is never promised ;)

But is it a fact that the sun has risen? Like how I know that it is a fact that the Son has risen 8)

You are just having fun with OT, right?
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#383 Guybrush_3
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But is it a fact that the sun has risen? Like how I know that it is a fact that the Son has risen 8)

gaming25

No it isn't....

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Many scientists are doctors. And what I said wasnt a "personal theory", and it really wasnt the big picture of the comment I made to you as well.gaming25

The big picture you were trying to paint was that evolution has held medicine back. If this isn't your opinion, then whose is it? What else is there in this big picture that shows evolution blighting scientific progress?

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How the hell did this crappy thread get so bi-

Nvm.

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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]Darwin's theory of Evolution is a fact. Biology doesn't make a lick of sense and completely falls apart without it.fillini

Biology doesn't make a lick of since???? how can a scientist find patterns and commonality between species then? i guess it depends on your definition of"lick of sense"

I'm not quite sure as to what you are asking me.
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#387 gaming25
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[QUOTE="HoolaHoopMan"][QUOTE="gaming25"]

Surly you can cite examples to back up your claim, no?HoolaHoopMan

My point is that it has happened. Taking what I said at face value is fine since that isnt the big picture of the comment I made.

If it happened, it must be documented. I'm asking for examples for a claim YOU MADE.

I dont know why you think this is that important but here you go, from Dr. Robert Mitchell... "Evolutionists have also, over the years, pointed out the many so-called "vestigial organs" in the human body. It was their contention that these many organs were leftovers from millions of years of onward, upward evolutionary processes that no longer had a useful function. It can be argued that this viewpoint actually hindered the advancement of medicine, as many accepted this concept of vestigial organs and expended no effort to seek out possible functions for these organs. For example, for many years the thymus gland was held to be a nonfunctioning leftover of evolution. Many children had this gland irradiated needlessly. We now understand the thymus gland's important function in the development of a normal immune system. The appendix, pineal gland, tonsils and coccyx are further examples of organs long held to be leftovers from evolution, but now are known to have important functions in the development and operation of our bodies. Again, it would seem that evolution has been a hindrance rather than a help in the practice of medicine. In fact, there are "vestigial organs" in the human body-but left over from our embryonic development. That has nothing to do with "molecules-to-man" evolution."
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#388 greeneye59
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Anyone see the National Geographic clip where a group of scientists were admiring the physiological makeup of a giraffe's heart and lungs andeverything and how amazing it was. They were all just like "Yeah" "Wow" "Incredible". Just mesmorized with how each function did this, this and this. And one of the scientists let's slip "Yes, beautifully designed." Everyone giggles. "Uh, evolved."

Man I gotta find that clip.

Evolution has a lot of holes which is why I believe in creation.

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#389 worlock77
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Please learn what theory actually means in regards to science.

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#390 Guybrush_3
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[QUOTE="Guybrush_3"]

[QUOTE="fillini"] i'll give you Micro-evolution has been "observed", via fossils and such. But there has been no observations ofmacro-evolution to have occurred. one can theorize that this bird has similar traits to that so and so, and derive a theory from there. but observed or have evidencea fish hasmorphed into a lizard? not a chance.

Darwin's theory spawned the Theory of Evolution so how could it try to explain evolution exactly?

xaos

Give me the exact point where micro-evolution would become macro evolution.

Alas, more weasel words :(

It certainly appears that way. I have never gotten a valid answer to that question.

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#391 alexside1
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So is gravity, atomic,motion, etc, etc. You can't cherry pick theories you know.

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#392 worlock77
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Anyone see the National Geographic clip where a group of scientists were admiring the physiological makeup of a giraffe's heart and lungsand stuff and how amazing it was. They were all just like "Yeah" "Wow" "Incredible". Just mesmorized with how each function did this this and this. And one of the scientists let's slip "Yes, beautifully designed." Everyone giggles. "Uh, evolved."

Man I gotta find that clip.

Evolution has a lot of holes which is why I believe in creation.

greeneye59

Evolution has a lot of holes, but something with zero testable evidence to back it up doesn't?

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#393 gaming25
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[QUOTE="RationalAtheist"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"]

Many scientists are doctors. And what I said wasnt a "personal theory", and it really wasnt the big picture of the comment I made to you as well.

The big picture you were trying to paint was that evolution has held medicine back. If this isn't your opinion, then whose is it? What else is there in this big picture that shows evolution blighting scientific progress?

I just posted it. And the big picture I was talking about is the comment I made about this a few pages back that had nothing to do with medicine.
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#394 bloodling
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Again, it would seem that evolution has been a hindrance rather than a help in the practice of medicine. In fact, there are "vestigial organs" in the human body-but left over from our embryonic development. That has nothing to do with "molecules-to-man" evolution."gaming25

Evolution is not a problem, people not looking at it for what it truly is and drawing hasty conclusions are problematic.

It depends what you include in the "theory of evolution". Some are facts, some aren't.

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Anyone see the National Geographic clip where a group of scientists were admiring the physiological makeup of a giraffe's heart and lungs andeverything and how amazing it was. They were all just like "Yeah" "Wow" "Incredible". Just mesmorized with how each function did this, this and this. And one of the scientists let's slip "Yes, beautifully designed." Everyone giggles. "Uh, evolved."

Man I gotta find that clip.

Evolution has a lot of holes which is why I believe in creation.

greeneye59

Do you know why giraffes have long necks?

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#396 VisigothSaxon
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How the hell did this crappy thread get so bi-

Nvm.

Dystopian-X

That is great, except I am a Metalhead and I don't think Obama is a facist.

That basically sums up this thread and any God/Religion vs Science thread anyway, although that is not what I intended this one to be...

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[QUOTE="RationalAtheist"]

[QUOTE="gaming25"]

Many scientists are doctors. And what I said wasnt a "personal theory", and it really wasnt the big picture of the comment I made to you as well.gaming25

The big picture you were trying to paint was that evolution has held medicine back. If this isn't your opinion, then whose is it? What else is there in this big picture that shows evolution blighting scientific progress?

I just posted it. And the big picture I was talking about is the comment I made about this a few pages back that had nothing to do with medicine.

What did it have anything to do with?

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#398 gaming25
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[QUOTE="gaming25"]

[QUOTE="xaos"] It's just a THEORY that the sun will rise tomorrow, not a fact :xxaos

Well tommorrow is never promised ;)

But is it a fact that the sun has risen? Like how I know that it is a fact that the Son has risen 8)

You are just having fun with OT, right?

You're just taking yourself too seriously.

My question to you still stands "But is it a fact that the sun has risen?"

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[QUOTE="greeneye59"]

Anyone see the National Geographic clip where a group of scientists were admiring the physiological makeup of a giraffe's heart and lungs andeverything and how amazing it was. They were all just like "Yeah" "Wow" "Incredible". Just mesmorized with how each function did this, this and this. And one of the scientists let's slip "Yes, beautifully designed." Everyone giggles. "Uh, evolved."

Man I gotta find that clip.

Evolution has a lot of holes which is why I believe in creation.

RationalAtheist

Do you know why giraffes have long necks?

Because I stretched them.

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Anyone see the National Geographic clip where a group of scientists were admiring the physiological makeup of a giraffe's heart and lungsand stuff and how amazing it was. They were all just like "Yeah" "Wow" "Incredible". Just mesmorized with how each function did this this and this. And one of the scientists let's slip "Yes, beautifully designed." Everyone giggles. "Uh, evolved."

Man I gotta find that clip.

Evolution has a lot of holes which is why I believe in creation.

greeneye59
Creationism has holes the size of the grand canyon compared to evolution. There's absolutely no evidence for it compared to the loads of evidence supporting evolution. And if creationism were to be true, our creator did a horrible job.