evolution or creationism?

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"Given that evolution, according to Darwin, was in a continual state of motion ...it followed logically that the fossil record should be rife with examples of transitional forms leading from the less to more evolved. ...Instead of filling the gaps in the fossil record with so-called missing links, most paleontologists found themselves facing a situation in which there were only gaps in the fossil record, with no evidence of transformational intermediates between documented fossil species." (Schwartz, Jeffrey H., Sudden Origins, 1999, p. 89.)

Yes, Dr. Schwartz, did say that, but did you look up who he actually is? He's one of the leading scietists in the field of human evolution, he's just acknowledging that there are gaps, as is to be expected in a theory that goes back BILLIONS of years.... You know, the Earth changes, things move around on the surface, of course some dingy old fossils are going to dissapear. At least quote someone who truly is against evolution....

"The known fossil record is not, and never has been, in accord with gradualism. What is remarkable is that, through a variety of historical circumstances, even the history of opposition has been obscured . . . â??The majority of paleontologists felt their evidence simply contradicted Darwinâ??s stress on minute, slow, and cumulative changes leading to species transformation.â?? . . . their story has been suppressed." (Stanley, S.M., The New Evolutionary Timetable, 1981, p. 71

Again, Steven M. Stanley is a leading evolutionist, who came up with a neo-Darwinian theory, and you took one of his quotes completely out of context. So far, you haven't convinced me...

"Gaps in the fossil record - particularly those parts of it that are most needed for interpreting the course of evolution - are not surprising." (Stebbins, G. L., Darwin to DNA, Molecules to Humanity, 1982, p. 107)

this is the weakest quote supporting your argument, and manages to prove absolutely nothing... Anyone can say this, I say it all the time, and I 'believe' in evolution.

"We have so many gaps in the evolutionary history of life, gaps in such key areas as the origin of the multicellular organisms, the origin of the vertebrates, not to mention the origins of most invertebrate groups." (McGowan, C., In the Beginning . . . A Scientist Shows Why Evolutionists are Wrong, 1984, p. 95)

LOL, don't let the title of the book fool you, look it up on Amazon.com.... It's a book that does exactly the opposite of what the title claims (called irony) and destroys any claims creationists might make one by one...

Well, you managed to do absolutely nothing woth those quotes, I hope it didn't take too long to find them and write them down. My suggestion, if you're gonna quote from books, make sure you're quoting from people who actually agree with your point, not mine...