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I posted this first to another topic areas but thought it belonged here.
I wanted to address this oft-quoted point by anit-evolutionists.
You have to understand how short a time "we" have been around. Let's address the two theories.
1. Evolution. If you take the 4.5 billion year age and squeeze it into a 365 day year, then you get the following.
Midnight on January 1: Earth Forms
May 28: Life Emerges
December 11: Dinosaurs Emerge
December 25: Dinosaurs Die
December 31st at 8:11 PM: Homo Habilus emerges
December 31st at about 11:50 PM: Humans Emerge
December 31st at 11:59 and 46 seconds: Time of Jesus
1 Second before New Year: Darwin writes the "Origins of Man"
That means we have had roughly one observable second out of one year. Hardly a sweeping amount of time to make observations that show a large number of speciations.
Despite this small window into the life of the earth, there HAVE been new species found in recent years. Not on the order of the larger mammals that would be obvious, but various plants and bacteria speciation has been found.
But in short, we haven't been around looking for it long enough to for your "evidence" that you would consider incontrovertable. It tooks nearly 4 hours on this calender for "homo habilus"(or a cousin) to evolve into "homo sapiens. "
2. Using the Creationist theory, the last 4000 years, and squeezing it into one year.
Midnight on the January 1st: The Flood (~2000 BCE)
March: Genesis written (~1000 BCE)
Early July: The time of Jesus
November 6-November 24: Renaissance
December 19th: "The Origin of Man"
Recorded history starts in the world starts at least in January/February. Why are there no records (except for domesticated animals) of your widespread microevolution? Microevolution would have had to been EXTREMELY rapid for only a few days then decreased to a near halt (on this calender) because ancient descriptions of species are the same as those today (except, again, for domesticated animals, where natural selection has been removed).
You have had roughly the entire year to observe it and write it down. Evolutionists have only had a second!
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BTW -- there is no evidence for evolution. We have never observed one kind of animal change into another.
I wanted to address this oft-quoted point by anit-evolutionists.
You have to understand how short a time "we" have been around. Let's address the two theories.
1. Evolution. If you take the 4.5 billion year age and squeeze it into a 365 day year, then you get the following.
Midnight on January 1: Earth Forms
May 28: Life Emerges
December 11: Dinosaurs Emerge
December 25: Dinosaurs Die
December 31st at 8:11 PM: Homo Habilus emerges
December 31st at about 11:50 PM: Humans Emerge
December 31st at 11:59 and 46 seconds: Time of Jesus
1 Second before New Year: Darwin writes the "Origins of Man"
That means we have had roughly one observable second out of one year. Hardly a sweeping amount of time to make observations that show a large number of speciations.
Despite this small window into the life of the earth, there HAVE been new species found in recent years. Not on the order of the larger mammals that would be obvious, but various plants and bacteria speciation has been found.
But in short, we haven't been around looking for it long enough to for your "evidence" that you would consider incontrovertable. It tooks nearly 4 hours on this calender for "homo habilus"(or a cousin) to evolve into "homo sapiens. "
2. Using the Creationist theory, the last 4000 years, and squeezing it into one year.
Midnight on the January 1st: The Flood (~2000 BCE)
March: Genesis written (~1000 BCE)
Early July: The time of Jesus
November 6-November 24: Renaissance
December 19th: "The Origin of Man"
Recorded history starts in the world starts at least in January/February. Why are there no records (except for domesticated animals) of your widespread microevolution? Microevolution would have had to been EXTREMELY rapid for only a few days then decreased to a near halt (on this calender) because ancient descriptions of species are the same as those today (except, again, for domesticated animals, where natural selection has been removed).
You have had roughly the entire year to observe it and write it down. Evolutionists have only had a second!