@Carico,
Carico;66893 wrote:Do you know why the genes and DNA of animals and humans are so similar? It's
not because one can breed the other.
But in their eagerness to deny God, scientists have come to the wrong conclusion based on observations which they do all the time because they never look at all sides of an issue, only what they want to see. :rolleyes: Here's why:
Who said anything about breeding? You're making this up as you go.
Why are the genetics between the great apes and humans 85% similar? Why do all lifeforms use the same genetic pieces? Why do many different alleles exist exactly the same with the exact purpose in many different lifeforms?
Why does dog insulin work in humans?
Quote:In order to live in the environment that God created, humans and animals both have to; breathe oxygen, eat food, drink water, reproduce and protect themselves. So they both have to have:
Describe this environment. Remember, life exists in extreme heat, extreme cold, extreme pressures and in environments that would kill us instantly. Ever lived near a volcanic vent? No? Why? Because it will kill you? Strange... there are many lifeforms that thrive in this environment.
Let's break this one down:
Starfish lack this.
Jellyfish lack one.
Quote:3) A nervous system
Jellyfish also lack this.
Quote:4) A circulatory system
Ditto on this.
Quote:5) A digestive system
Again, not in the jellyfish.
Won't find one of those, either.
I repeat myself. Jellydudes don't have this at all.
Quote:8) An endocrine system
Yet again, the jellies. You're too easy. Give me a challenge, would ya?
Umm... snakes? Worms perhaps? Thought I was gonna say jellyfish, didn't you?
Quote:10) eyes, ears, a nose and a mouth
Cave fish lack eyes. Snakes do not have ears. Our jellies have no nose or mouth.
Look, you got one! That's three cigars! Hope you don't inhale them.
Here's the neat trick. Our jelly friends which lack almost everything you specified survive in an environment which is lethal to us. Can you breathe water? Handle crushing pressure exceeding several atmospheres? Didn't think so.
But I thought all those neat things let us survive in this God created world! I can't live underwater, and that's God created! I have everything you listed, but it's not enough... why?
Quote:And on and on and on and on. So of course the genes and DNA between animals will be much more similar than different! That does not mean that one can breed the other as descendants. :rolleyes:
So how'd the Kew Primrose come into being? The London Underground mosquito? The Scarlet and Pacific Robins (they split back in the late 20th)?
Quote:But scientists are so arrogant that they think they can fit a square peg into a round hole just so they can claim to know better than God does.
As a result, they avoid the simple obvious explanations and concoct imaginary scenarios
that don't happen in reality. :rollinglaugh: They have
no clue was
reproduction means! It means that animals and humans reproduce themselves, not another species. Good grief. :rolleyes: Yes indeed, "The wisdom of the
world is foolishness in God's sight." That it is.
So why do lions and tigers, which are different species, able to produce offspring? Wolves and dogs? Donkeys and horses? Serval cats and housecats? Bulls and Yaks? Whales and dolphins?
How are these separate species able to mate and produce offspring? Thought that couldn't happen.
Now, your turn
How do you know this deity exists? Have you physically seen it? Describe it if so.
How do you know this text of yours was written by this deity? Are there any supplemental texts showing this? Sorry, we can't accept the Torah. You know why.
Can you show this deity to me? I want to be able to touch and see it. Speaking to it would be cool, too.
Do you refuse flu shots? Why/ why not?
Do you deny DNA testing? Why/ why not?
That list you made of what we apparently need to survive... where did this list come from? I've read plenty of Bible in my time, but nothing like that ever came up. I'm certain that two millenia ago, they didn't comprehend a central nervous system, much less the endocrine system.