I can show you what the old duffer hasn’t got. …
… he talks about a ‘higher order’ in evolution which was a way of thinking that was used decades ago when you had illustrations of a ladder of progress from ape to man … He is commiting a categorical error …
Name calling again? Shame, shame, shame.
So you think Ripperger makes a
categorical error where he writes:
Furthermore, it is self-evident to human reason that some perfections are higher than others and this is based upon a principle of hierarchy of being …
No, Fred you’re wrong and Ripperger is correct. Ripperger merely affirms that the evolutionist’s claim that higher forms of life is self-evident.
The Tree of Life. by Brig Klyce
The height of the tree has come to represent the level of biological organization, so higher branches would represent “higher” forms of life. Hence, a tree that depicted all species would have very many low branches representing the wide variety of bacterial species, and fewer branches at the top, where primates and ultimately mankind emerge. Higher branches also represent later developments, as for real trees. Thus the tree implies that biological evolution tends over time to progress to “higher” forms of life.
Bacteria to human being is your claim, not apes to man only, right?
… so all his conclusions will be wrong.
Well, given that your conditional is false, we can assume your consequent is equally false. Looks like Ripperger’s conclusions are not wrong. (Did you just want to get a philosophical sounding word into your post, e.g.
categorical?)
Try again, Fred.
Not realising that one [macroevolution] is just a summation of the other [microevolution].
Now, you’re losing it, Fred.
Macro is not just
micro on a few steroids. Remember the seminal work, “On the Origin of
Species”? Scientists knew all about micro, what was debated was macro, how did new species come into being.
Darwin, without any evidence, using undisciplined imagination gave us a speculation and labelled it as such using
may as his operative verb. Atheists have found it convenient to simply drop the “may”. Ripperger calls them out. And I call you out.
Try again, Fred.