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Originally Posted by leewong
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I am going to explain evolution again for the creationist here. More than likely will regret this decision in 30 pages or so.
Creationist admit to small changes in a species. What they have trouble with is speciation. "A dog will always be and always has been a dog", they say.
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With small changes over time you can end up with completely different species.
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The individual symbols on this picture dont represent a single animal. They represent a species as time progresses. The amount of time between each snapshot is irrelevant for this explanation. Feel free to imagine a thousand millennia or a million years.
Creationist believe the blue symbol (pictured above) would produce the purple star symbol in a few short generations. The illustration above is a nice but it doesnt show the hundreds or thousand of generations with smaller changes BETWEEN each symbol. Each of these generations would be a small step closer to looking like the next symbol in the picture. This is micro-evolution in action and the sum total is called macro-evolution. The same exact mechanism is responsible for micro and macro.
Honestly, if I thought horses gave birth to squirrels or that blue symbols gave birth to purple stars then I wouldnt believe the shit either. That isnt what the theory claims though.
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Hilarious
How did all life originate from one cell
It's not about a horse giving birth to a squirrel dipshit. You toss around these pathetic strawmen without a clue. It's comical and embarrassing. Animals cannot reproduce outside of their kinds.
You grasp this basic concept yes?
Please provide one example of one completely new and unique kind spontaneously coming into existence from another. Just give one example if you can. Completely new genetic code never before seen, chaotically and spontaneously sprouting into existence from either nothing or existing genetic code