I’m not interested in the who. I want to know how you think it was done. If you think that God simply created ‘kinds’ as Eric suggested then tell us. If you don’t know how it was done, then say so.Freddy:
My alternative is to admit that at this stage, science has no convincing explanation for the Cambrian explosion. A supernatural Creator is a pretty good alternative.
Please explain how, after matter exploded in the Big Bang, nuclear fusion reactors called stars were formed from the chaos. Take me through the process involved.
I have no idea HOW it was done. How did all known animal phyla appear in the Cambrian explosion with bugger-all evidence of evolutionary ancestors? Sorry, but I don’t know how God performs miracles.
It beats me how so many people will admit to having no idea how all this happened and yet will spend post after post telling everyone how it didn’t.Freddy:
I have no idea HOW it was done.
The link is still applicable. People have no problem in helping out if you don’t understand something. But surely we can expect you to do some research yourself. Otherwise what can we expect? To give some details only for you to play the sarcastic naysayer again?
A human without a soul is just another ‘beast of the field’, so your idea of an ‘ensouled’ human breeding with an ‘non-ensouled’ human amounts to this: A human made in the image of God having sex with an animal … which is bestiality.
What are my ‘preconceived notions’ with regards to an explanation for the history of life on earth?
Take a reptile and evolve a bird from it - then I will know, not only that it’s possible, but also the process involved.
If you compare the structure of a single-circulation heart to that of a double-circulation heart, you will find that latter could not possibly have evolved from the former.
Please explain what ‘selection pressures’ forced pieces of a reptile’s jawbone to evolve into the inner-ear bones of a bird.
Of course one can extrapolate from evidence. That process is at work every day in court rooms all over the world … extrapolations that can turn out to be dead wrong.
So you do have an explanation. And it’s the same as Eric’s. It’s creationism!
This is my understanding, not necessarily 100% correct. Keep that in mind.
Point me to where it’s said that bestiality is wrong because of the difference in souls. It’s wrong, but not because of that reason (from what I’ve seen.)
Evolution conflicts with Christianity and that Earth is not as old as evolution requires.
That’s why we don’t use Darwinism anymore
Give me a few million years and an environment identical to the Mesozoic Era, and I will.
Amphibians have a three-chambered heart, suggesting a gradual change. It’s hard to study heart evolution, as they’re not often preserved, but some clues point to gradual increases in complexity.
Not sure at this moment. I’d assume something to do with flight or better hearing. I’ll get back to you on that one.
More complex and less streamlined bodies have more risk that comes with mixing oxygenated and de-oxygenated blood, so separating the systems provides a survival advantage.
But not if it happened in the past, no matter how well we can replicate its mechanisms today, or how well it explains observation?
All those cosmologists and geologists just wasting their time, eh?
Prove to me that Moses actually wrote the first five books of the Bible. Video footage of him writing. Eye-witness accounts. The original manuscript in Moses’ handwriting. A signed guarantee by Aaron. That sort of proof.
I was in my forties when I started to search for God. I spent about three years
You read the wrong books, Eric. Evolution is not random.Freddy:
I was in my forties when I started to search for God. I spent about three years
reading and evolution convinced me there had to be a God.
Didn’t have knowledge? Right from the beginning it was revealed:
That’s odd. Your religion is listed as Catholic, yet you don’t believe God is omnipotent. Maybe you should talk to a priest about that.