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Originally posted by thedeadtruth
It is a simple enough question. Mutations cause genetic disorders that kill some people and animals in a very unpleasant way, but sometimes they give an advantage. If I need to explain that idea any further you are not the one to answer my question.
So the question again....
What was Gods point in creating mutations ? Because if God was the "intelligent designer" and God was perfect. Mutations could not exist, there would be no point to them. You can not degrade perfection. You can only degrade something that already has a weakness.
So either mutations are the basis of evolution and God plays no part in it. Or God created mutations.
Just looking for a creationist explanation.
Originally posted by novastrike81 If by chance that answer doesn't work may I point you in the direction of the history books and current events. WE, as humans, cause pain and suffering. Mutations were part of the "curse" God gave us for Adam and Eve's disobediance.
Originally posted by riley
Originally posted by novastrike81 If by chance that answer doesn't work may I point you in the direction of the history books and current events. WE, as humans, cause pain and suffering. Mutations were part of the "curse" God gave us for Adam and Eve's disobediance.
So when did this disobedience take place? Before or after the dinosaurs? Did god make the dinosaurs genetically perfect?
Originally posted by DarkSide
Heronumber0, I would love to see scientific evidence for an organ popping into existance by the will of God, or any evidence that support's ID as a whole
Your the one that believes in extraordinary claims, you have to prove them.
[edit on 7-5-2007 by DarkSide]
Originally posted by novastrike81
Originally posted by riley
Originally posted by novastrike81 If by chance that answer doesn't work may I point you in the direction of the history books and current events. WE, as humans, cause pain and suffering. Mutations were part of the "curse" God gave us for Adam and Eve's disobediance.
So when did this disobedience take place? Before or after the dinosaurs? Did god make the dinosaurs genetically perfect?
There was no before and after dinosaurs.
They were created with the rest of creation. Everything was "very good" i.e. perfect before the fall of man. Yes everything was genetically perfect before the earth was cursed and all life was punished with death after sin entered the world.
The word "dinosaurs" wasn't around until the 1800s.
Originally posted by DarkSide
I think self-awareness is enough to prove to be sentient. You don't build nuclear reactors on instinct.
Originally posted by riley
So are you in fact saying that humans and dinosaurs existed at the same time?
When?was my other question. How many years ago did we both come into existence? Specifically.
Tatato Tatarto. How is that even relevent? Did the non existence of the word effect the existence of their fossils in some way? If you are argueing it does please take the word "dragon" into account. It is an ancient word.
[edit on 29-4-2010 by riley]
Originally posted by riley
reply to post by novastrike81
Is that the park where they talk about humans saddling up and riding the t-rex?
Yeah okay. I'm glad you killed your own credibility now rather than stringing us along waiting for that perfect segway to post your pathetic young earth propoganda. Well done very subtle!
Originally posted by riley
reply to post by novastrike81
You posted to a young earth propoganda site. Your whole argument is "how did they know what dinosaurs looked like?"
Exactly the same way we do... by looking at their fossils.
edit. excluding things like the komono dragon and other large lizards.
[edit on 29-4-2010 by riley]
Originally posted by Robert Reynolds
reply to post by Yarcofin
If evolution is gradual and only beneficial mutations are retained, how does anything gain flight? Until the forelimbs of the animal are of sufficient lift, there is no survival benefit.
Originally posted by Robert Reynolds
reply to post by Yarcofin
If evolution is gradual and only beneficial mutations are retained, how does anything gain flight? Until the forelimbs of the animal are of sufficient lift, there is no survival benefit.
Originally posted by riley
Originally posted by Robert Reynolds
reply to post by Yarcofin
If evolution is gradual and only beneficial mutations are retained, how does anything gain flight? Until the forelimbs of the animal are of sufficient lift, there is no survival benefit.
They would help with balance.. even humans use their arms to balance themselves when high up. Wings, arms and fins all act as rudders whether it be in water or air.
Originally posted by Robert Reynolds
reply to post by novastrike81
I've been told that evolution can be sudden and big changes can just happen. When they say 'can', I think what they really mean is 'needs to in order to retain a valid theory'.
[edit on 29-4-2010 by Robert Reynolds]