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Meyers is just another flubadub who thinks evolution is about the origin of life.
That isn't what the video was about....if you watched the video you would have known that.
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Meyers is just another flubadub who thinks evolution is about the origin of life.
Sorry, nothing therein says that the sky is a solid dome with holes in it to let out the water stored above it. If you think there's something in the video that supports your beliefs, how about telling us what it is?
BTW, light-years are a major issue for creationists who want to say "light went faster in those days." You see, the speed of light is a constant that is tied to a lot of other things, like radioactive breakdown. If the speed of light was significantly greater in earlier times, the increased radiation from the Earth would have fried all living things.
Rock and a hard place.
That isn't what the video was about....if you watched the video you would have known that.
Calling Meyers names doesn't help your case.
He's really got no excuse. But as I said, those guys need to settle on one story, and stop contradicting each other. If they want to revive "intelligent design", they should at least come to an agreement on what it means.
And no, "just watch the video" isn't a good way to get started.
The first example of your links I checked:
To explain; quite often, animals have similar organs or structures which, in the thinking of evolutionists, cannot be explained by common ancestry. A good example is the ‘camera-eye’ which has a lens and retina, a design found in both humans and octopuses (see fig. 5). Since humans and octopuses are not thought to have inherited their eyes from a common ancestor, these are not regarded as homologous. Instead, evolutionists would refer to them as an example of homoplasy. This is also known as ‘convergent evolution’ because it is understood that the evolutionary process has ‘converged’ upon the same design independently.
The obvious evolution of cephalopod eyes is demonstrated in numerous transitional forms still existing in living mollusks. The most important demonstration of homoplasy is quite simple; the retina in vertebrate eyes develops from the endoderm and that of cephalopods develops from mesodern.
So what? so our retinas are actually extensions of brain tissue. And thereby, they are "backwards" compared to cephalopods. The sensory cells are facing backwards in vertebrates, which means the light has to filter through layers of cells to get to the sensors. In cephalopods, the retina is "right side out" and the sensors face forward.
These structures as you now see, are analogous, not homologous.
This is very basic introductory comparative anatomy. How is it your author didn't realize this?
He's really got no excuse. But as I said, those guys need to settle on one story, and stop contradicting each other. If they want to revive "intelligent design", they should at least come to an agreement on what it means.
And no, "just watch the video" isn't a good way to get started.
In fact, as you should have known, the notion of eugenics touted by the Nazis were denounced by Darwin as "an overwhelming evil." More importantly, Darwinians like Punnet and Morgan demonstrated that Nazi racial ideas were scientifically insupportable and were shown to be so by Darwinian theory.
I'm still waiting for your exegesis of Genesis 1-2 with God's evolutionary explanation of how he created the world through evolution.
it is important to emphasize at the outset that the argument presented here is entirely consistent with the basic naturalistic assumption of modern science--that the cosmos is a seamless unity which can be comprehended in its entirety by human reason and in which all phenomena, including life and evolution and the origin of man, are ultimately explicable in terms of natural processes.
Michael Denton, Nature's Destiny
Denton is an evolutionist. He specifically says so. He just thinks a creator set the universe up so as to make evolution happen. Which is true enough; if he'd just accept that the Creator is the God of Abraham, he'd be spot on.
Nevertheless, Hitler and the Nazis used the Darwinian eugenics model to exterminate 6 million Jews.
Could you show us his chemical explanation as to how He created the world through the interaction of electrons? I think you're expecting the Bible to be a science text when it's really about God and man and our relationship.
If you accept His word as it is, then you won't have to validate science by trying to find it in scripture.
As an evolutionist who knows the theory of evolution well, biologist Dr Michael Denton's conclusion is that evolution is a theory in crisis.
You're avoiding the issue with trowing the issue back on me.
No. As you learned, Darwinians like Morgan and Punnett showed that the Nazi racial beliefs were not only contrary to evolutionary theory, but also scientifically insupportable.
I've shown you researched evidence (links) that demonstrate the evolutionary reasons given by Hitler and the Nazis.
It's too late to deny the Nazi eugenics and its link to Darwinian evolution.
I think St. Augustine is right. Our universe was created in an instant and developed from there as God intended it to do. Every tiny aspect of the physical universe is under God's purview, and if He took His mind from us, we would not even continue to exist.
He makes the universe consistent and predictable because that is the sort of universe in which we could become and live.
I asked for your views of how God created the universe by evolution
and what do you give me? Augustine's view.
I give up trying to get you to answer what I wrote.