Is Darwin's Theory of Evolution True? Part 4.1

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Asked and answered, but one more time - Vegetation and fruit trees on land before marine life? Yes. Why not? Then they seed and spread.
And yet the fossil record shows marine life millions of years older than fruit-trees. How do you reconcile that, if they were in fact created only two days apart?
 
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And a animal would need this to overcome a environmental obstacle…correct ?
I’m not sure what you’re getting at. In the long term, yes, but most of the time, if it could dive a little deeper, keep fed a littler better or keep a little cooler, it just has a few more babies than its fellows without the modification. If the environment continues to change, then eventually the last of the ones without the modification fail to breed.
Evolution would have to be one step ahead of the environment obstacle for this to even be remotely plausible.
 
And yet the fossil record shows marine life millions of years older than fruit-trees. How do you reconcile that, if they were in fact created only two days apart?
The reasoning of the fossil record is wrong. And we have seen it changed quite a few times already. (man made reasoning)

Fruit (seed bearing organisms) were first. (Revelation)

You pledge yourself to man’s limited reasoning, I pledge myself to Revelation.
 
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Buffalo weighs a 350 pound weight on rossum’s patent 50 lb max scales and gets a result of… 50 pounds.

All you are showing here is the limit of your measuring tool, not the actual age. All of those ages should be “30,000 ybp or more.”

You will also note that every one of those results you are touting completely destroys the 6,000 year interpretation of Genesis. Are you now going to withdraw your insistence on a literal interpretation of Genesis?

rossum
 
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Carbon-14 in dinosaur bones
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Good of you to provide a reference for this. Oh, no, you didn’t. I wonder why not? Did you think any of us would be so baffled by your statistics that we would all just agree that creationism must be right, or do you honestly think these data demonstrate something?

I have things to say, but before I do, do you think the data in your table is accurate?
 
But, it takes millions of years for random mutations to build the adaptations .
No. A tiny change takes no time at all. It takes hundreds of thousands of years for a whole succession of tiny changes gradually to produce a group of animals which are reproductively incompatible - a new species.
 
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But, it takes millions of years for random mutations to build the adaptations .
No. A tiny change takes no time at all. It takes hundreds of thousands of years for a whole succession of tiny changes gradually to produce a group of animals which are reproductively incompatible - a new species.
That means there should be even more transitional fossils out there.
 
Buffalo weighs a 350 pound weight on rossum’s patent 50 lb max scales and gets a result of… 50 pounds.

All you are showing here is the limit of your measuring tool, not the actual age. All of those ages should be “30,000 ybp or more.”

You will also note that every one of those results you are touting completely destroys the 6,000 year interpretation of Genesis. Are you now going to withdraw your insistence on a literal interpretation of Genesis?

rossum
Actually buffalo weighs a 28 lb weight on your scale and it reads?

Wait for it?

28lbs. Pretty amazing.

rossum puts a 28lb weight on his patented scale and it weighs 28lbs, but he just shirks it off because he “knows” the weight is 350lbs.
 
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No. A tiny change takes no time at all. It takes hundreds of thousands of years for a whole succession of tiny changes gradually to produce a group of animals which are reproductively incompatible - a new species.
If they are so tiny how is that going overcome the environmental hurdle ?
 
If they are so tiny how is that going overcome the environmental hurdle ?
There is no hurdle; there is a tiny environmental difference. If there was a ‘hurdle’ so nasty that no reproduction was possible, the species would cease.
 
Good of you to provide a reference for this. Oh, no, you didn’t. I wonder why not? Did you think any of us would be so baffled by your statistics that we would all just agree that creationism must be right, or do you honestly think these data demonstrate something?

I have things to say, but before I do, do you think the data in your table is accurate?
I almost always post links, but in this case I wanted you to seriously look at the data. As predicted, the first thing you want to try and ad hominem attack the source.

You did notice the C-14, not C-12?

Yes, so far I believe the data shows it cannot be 65million ya. It shows magnitudes less. But the rocks, the rocks are 65 million years old you stammer. The C-14 dating must be wrong. It has to be.

I see many claims made by you but very few links and source data to back it.
 
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