Quote Originally Posted by CheebaHawk
indeed, im not trying to convince you and i respect your thoughts and words. and we are not arguing just sharing our thoughts on a matter. i know about evolution but evolution to me just is another tool that denies god's handy work. im just asking a question that nobody has really answered. why dosent evolution happen everyday? why only at a piont in time but yet it has bin givin the power of being a radom thing that happens. as far as i know i havent seen anything evolve, only butterflys and frogs. why dosent the gazel evolve to a bird to get away from lions since its the enviorment that helps this to happen? and the only thing of man that has evolved is his ideas, but man himself remains the same. if it is so it shouldnt just happen at one piont in the earths existance it should happend everyday just like the growth of plants and the change of wether and so forth..people know in their hearts that this is too well put together to be by chance. bone in flesh, seed after its own kind, air that fills the lungs, plants that uses sun light for growth..i dont know but thats too radom to me..anyhow, good talking man it was nice to hear what you had to say...smoke and enjoy your day...later
At least we can both agree on one thing cheebahawk, everybody needs to start respecting each other and understanding, rather than arguing. And I think I too fell into the trap that most do, that being turning a conversation into an argument, the difference being working at a victory rather than an exchange of ideas. That being said, I'll try to communicate instead of argue.

On the matter of evolution, I can tell you that nobody has ever witnessed evolution. Evolutionists themselves do not believe that anybody has ever witnessed it, because it is not something that happens to any living organism during their life. I think the movie "X-men" (while an enjoyable movie) has done a great disservice to evolution in this respect, portraying the idea that it's just something that happens to organisms every so many years. The point is, evolution is something that happens over millions (even billions) of years at microscopic levels, at our genetic code.
An antalope turning into a bird just can't happen, and has no reason to since antalope are already the finished product of a species which has adapted to its environment. I'm not an expert in evolution, but I'll make up a little imaginary piece just for the sake of example (A bit long, but I'd appreciate it if you read it, it'll give you a much better idea where I'm coming from):

under the ocean there's a group of these little squishy creatures about the size of my thumbnail. Every one of these creatures has a genetic code, and as is known, every so often one will eventually give birth to an offspring with a genetic mutation. One may mutate so as to a have growth on its back, and this will not have offspring because such a growth is unattractive to potential mates, hence leaving the genetic pool. Another may mutate so as to be born with a weaker immune system, and so it'll die and not pass on its genes.

But one luckly little creature will be born with a calcium deposit on its back. no big deal really, except this little calcium deposit poses as no disadvantage and so it goes on to breed, adding to the gene pool. Soon many of these creatures are born with the little calcium deposit that has been passed on, and it has in fact protected them from injury over the area it grows on. Since these little guys have a bit of an extra edge in being protected, they survive more than the rest and continue to pass on their genes more than the rest. These genes, which are already programmed to grow calcium deposits on their backs, will be more prone to mutate in a way causes more buildup of calcium on their back. So, every generation after the last that has a mutation will be more likely to mutate so as to have bigger calcium deposits, and thus more external protection. Eventually, this process will continue over a few million years until their entire race is completely covered in a calcium shell protecting them from enemies. And so, the squishy little creatures a few million years ago have evolved into what we call today a clam. Yet, nobody once saw one of these little guy suddenly turning into a clam.
mrdevious Reviewed by mrdevious on . has the clay pot said there is no potter? interesting, iv read alot here and im not surprised to hear what i'v heard. why when god's name enters the mind people are more prone to reject his being? has the clay pot said to itself i have no potter? has the human body said i know where to put my heart? has the DNA code said i wrote this myself? why dosent the ear smell and the nose hears? has the bones placed themself on a drawing board and said this is how man should be put together? tell me, has man put together the earth? if so make Rating: 5