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Creation / Evolution.
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What can you say that you know one thing about evolution?
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Quite aside from anything else, you are still setting far too much store by the people who are speaking, and far too little by what they are actually saying. Evaluate the evidence for yourself, if you can -- what one PhD says, or a Professor, or even a Nobel Laureate or two, means nothing. They may be right or they may be wrong, but who they are is irrelevant to that....
14:20 Thu 06th Feb 2020
One thing I know about evolution is that it's true. You can see with the naked eye that it's true in your own lifetime:
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"If you know it is is true, please tell me one thing you know to be true."
That a species will, as a group, adapt to a changing environment making itself a better fit to the new conditions. This it does over generations by the inevitable process of the most fit members surviving long enough to pass on those characteristics that make them most fit to the next generation, while the least fit members don't make it that far.
That a species will, as a group, adapt to a changing environment making itself a better fit to the new conditions. This it does over generations by the inevitable process of the most fit members surviving long enough to pass on those characteristics that make them most fit to the next generation, while the least fit members don't make it that far.
Thank you for the replies.
I agree with the examples presented, and I agree with observed micro evolution, but macro evolution puzzles me.
I have found no evidence for it, in spite of listening to lectures supporting it from evolutionary scientists.
Their presentations have too many assumptions for me to be convinced.
I agree with the examples presented, and I agree with observed micro evolution, but macro evolution puzzles me.
I have found no evidence for it, in spite of listening to lectures supporting it from evolutionary scientists.
Their presentations have too many assumptions for me to be convinced.