When did you accept God in your life, or realize you did not believe in him?

i don't really see the "explosion". maybe you've got another site that explains what you're getting at a little better?


i think you're also confusing evolution with the origin of life. evolution is simply the theory the organisms change from generation to generation, and that change is generally towards the complex. it doesn't get into how it all started.

if aliens landed and left behind a jar of crazy organisms and they evolved into man, that's still evolution. if god created the first bits and pieces of life, and they evolved into man, that's still evolution. if life began from lightning and ooze or a comet hitting the earth or heat and pressure or whatever, it doesn't affect the theory of evolution.

evolution might move quickly or slowly or in steps. but evidence of one or the other doesn't discount the theory.

 

Kinda hard to argue with someone about evolution who doesn't even grasp the concept. Thanks for the "lesson". I'm done.

 

Well, admitting your mistakes is the first step Sly.

Nice synopsis Nut.

 

Nice. Own yourself. You won't find a single evolutionist, not one, who says evolution can move that fast.

 

so you're saying that evolutionists dispute the fossil record of the "cambrian explosion"?

also:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punctuated_equilibrium

so yeah, probably not a single one -- rather, thousands.

 

http://www.leaderu.com/orgs/probe/docs/bigbang.html

 

You don't even know that you are owning yourself.

We aren't talking about species. We are talking about whole phyla.

P.S. That is a proposed explanation with no backing evidence. PArt of the reason science is such a fantasy.

 

he quotes gould, so he must have known about the theory of punctuated equilibrium (since it predates the time article by 20+ years).

 

Puntuated equilibrium is an example of what happens when scientists "theories" come crumbling down

 

whole phyla? what is that supposed to mean? i think you were right earlier when you suggested it was difficult to argue with somebody who doesn't grasp the concept.