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It's been proven by scientists that the same elements found in the human body are also found in dirt. Either scientists are making fools of themselves, or a Christian scientist found this one out.
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peace4all said:sigh..
those same elements are also found in air, in water, in dog poop, on the moon, in a toothbrush..
It was gneerally accepted since EVERYTHING is made of of many of the same elements, that they arent that related..
because if what you are saying is true, then teh change of man being made from poop, the ocean, or the moon, are equal.
Christ_is_great said:man was created from the ground.
Christ_is_great said:It's been proven by scientists that the same elements found in the human body are also found in dirt. Either scientists are making fools of themselves, or a Christian scientist found this one out.
Asimov said:Christ_is_great said:man was created from the ground.
1. Source your information.
2. No scientist that I've heard ever says that humans were made from dust.
reznwerks said:Christ_is_great said:It's been proven by scientists that the same elements found in the human body are also found in dirt. Either scientists are making fools of themselves, or a Christian scientist found this one out.
Are you trying to say that the same elements that make up man are found in the environement? If so why is that so shocking? That is what is to be expected as evolutionists have said all along. Now if you had said that the elements that compose mans body are NOT found anywhere else on earth then I might give your argument some consideration.
Christ_is_great said:i've never heard any evolutionist say that we evolved from plants or trees. and if we evolved from apes, why are there still apes on the earth?
Christ_is_great said:your example of cars are non-living things. if we evolved, why have'nt other animals evolved. they've had "billions of years" to do it, why can't they?
ThinkerMan said:Christ_is_great said:your example of cars are non-living things. if we evolved, why have'nt other animals evolved. they've had "billions of years" to do it, why can't they?
Wow. You really don't know anything about the theory of evolution, do you?
The TOE was first devised by Darwin to explain the diversity of animal life on the Galapogos Islands. The finches, for example.
The TOE is a mechanism to explain the diversity of ALL life, include fungi, plants and all animals. Part of the reason why it is accepted by science is because it well explains the diversity of all these lifeforms.
In fact, some of the best evidence we have for evolution stems from our analysis of other animals, such as horses. We have a tremendously detailed fossil ancestry of horses.
Also, almost all "young-earth" creationists, which I assume you are, do believe in at least some evolution, such as all the breeds of dogs and the diversity of skin color among human beings.
Christ_is_great said:Asimov said:[quote="Christ_is_great":2a506]man was created from the ground.
1. Source your information.
2. No scientist that I've heard ever says that humans were made from dust.
Where did you hear this and what is the context? I think if you honestly looked at this, you would not find any sense of craziness.Christ_is_great said:Darwin was crazy. he said you could still do poop even if you have'nt eaten. :o
Christ_is_great said:ThinkerMan said:[quote="Christ_is_great":68d6b]your example of cars are non-living things. if we evolved, why have'nt other animals evolved. they've had "billions of years" to do it, why can't they?
Wow. You really don't know anything about the theory of evolution, do you?
The TOE was first devised by Darwin to explain the diversity of animal life on the Galapogos Islands. The finches, for example.
The TOE is a mechanism to explain the diversity of ALL life, include fungi, plants and all animals. Part of the reason why it is accepted by science is because it well explains the diversity of all these lifeforms.
In fact, some of the best evidence we have for evolution stems from our analysis of other animals, such as horses. We have a tremendously detailed fossil ancestry of horses.
Also, almost all "young-earth" creationists, which I assume you are, do believe in at least some evolution, such as all the breeds of dogs and the diversity of skin color among human beings.
ThinkerMan said:Christ_is_great said:ThinkerMan said:[quote="Christ_is_great":4ec97]your example of cars are non-living things. if we evolved, why have'nt other animals evolved. they've had "billions of years" to do it, why can't they?
Wow. You really don't know anything about the theory of evolution, do you?
The TOE was first devised by Darwin to explain the diversity of animal life on the Galapogos Islands. The finches, for example.
The TOE is a mechanism to explain the diversity of ALL life, include fungi, plants and all animals. Part of the reason why it is accepted by science is because it well explains the diversity of all these lifeforms.
In fact, some of the best evidence we have for evolution stems from our analysis of other animals, such as horses. We have a tremendously detailed fossil ancestry of horses.
Also, almost all "young-earth" creationists, which I assume you are, do believe in at least some evolution, such as all the breeds of dogs and the diversity of skin color among human beings.
have'nt you seen dirt? it's all kinds of colors. it's beige, red, yellow, brown and all other kinds of colors. that explains different shades of skin color