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The answer is… speculation… so Darwin’s Theory of Evolution is still… a Theory.Show me where, exactly, the red band in a rainbow turns to orange, and you’ll have your answer.
The answer is… speculation… so Darwin’s Theory of Evolution is still… a Theory.Show me where, exactly, the red band in a rainbow turns to orange, and you’ll have your answer.
Really? You have posted six times on this re-iteration, but I’ve not spotted any “obvious flaws”. You have made a lot of unsupported assertions - is that what you meant?I’ve already posted some obvious flaws with evolution that make it factually impossible.
I think you’re in safe hands, Metis1. The Catholic Church has been the theological face of Reason for hundreds of years, and there is no dsnger of recidivism.This, and the ToE, much like the Big Bang Theory, offer no obstacles to the Church in reality. It may be more difficult for many of the “old-timers” to accept these, but the Church cannot and should not try and stop scientific progress and some tough debates, imo. If the Church were to try and stop scientific analysis, I, as a scientist, would leave in a heart-beat, much like I left my fundamentalist Protestant Church roughly 50 years ago.
And no transitional fossils for… penguins,ostriches,vultures,peacocks,sparrows,toucans, hummingbirds,ducks,parrots,pelicans…I’d like to see proof that a Archaeopteryx ever had offspring that weren’t Archaeopteryx.
I asked this question a while back, all the extinct animals we know of today was just because man encroached on their environment, not because of a genetic flaw.Of course this is not exactly a new species that is not suited to the environment.
Really, just watch any nature show on TV… it’s a given.You actually posted this?