ebrown_p wrote:blindsided wrote:Evolution isn't real and has never been proven otherwise.
You don't read much, do you.
What if I do not read? I am still smarter than you. At least I know when to use a question mark.
Theory of evolution:
1.) Random mutation of desirable attributes.
2.) Survival of the fittest.
3.) Leads to creation of new species. ( no evidence after over 150 years of looking)
Many complex cells, like the flagellum, are made up of 30-40 complex protein parts. The absence of any one of the protein parts would make the flagellum useless. It has been tested and demonstrated by Michael Behe that it is mathematically impossible for all 30 parts of the flagellum to have been brought together by "numerous, successive, and slight modifications of natural selection." Darwin himself even mentioned the difficulty of explaining the eye in his book The Origin Of Species saying he could not do it.
Survival of the fittest obviously isn't viable since morons like you still survive.
The fossil record shows vast numbers of new species suddenly appearing out of no where, remaining largely unchanged for millions of years, and disappearing with a blink of an eye. With over a quarter of a million fossil species found, the fossil record still does not show a finely graduated chain of slow progressive evolution. If mutations are random like Darwinism claims, then there should be an infinite variety of transitional animals with small mutations that eventually led to a magnificent new attribute like a wing or lung. We don't have fossils connecting the extinct of the extant, what fossil records show is a sudden abundance of all manner of animals, modest change, and then a sudden and total extinction. Dinosaurs appeared and lived for 150million years and then disappeared only to be quickly replaced with mammals. You also never find mutations that turned out to be clunkers, like a cat with a tail on it's face. If mutations were really random, then for every mutation that was desirable, there would be a huge number that are undesirable. Otherwise, mutations are not random, proving intelligent design.
