@McGentrix,
Quote:3 pages of whining. Now you have a definition will you please STFU?
See, was it that difficult?
I was not whining I was asking. I had to repeat because people here were trying to avoid this issue.
You can see the reason why in this posting. Those idiots shoot their self in their foot.
But now the quetion remains, which one of these is used by evolutionists?
I reckon it to be this one?
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b : a theory that the various types of animals and plants have their origin in other preexisting types and that the distinguishable differences are due to modifications in successive generations; also : the process described by this theory
Now, isn't this rather vague? Just read it!
Quote:various types of animals and plants
which plants? which animals? it certainly doesn't state ALL.
How about that?
Quote:the distinguishable differences
What is ment by this? How is it distinguishable ? what differences are they talking about?
Quote:other preexisting types
What are they exactly? How do we know? what are types?
Quote:due to modifications
What modifications and of what?
Quote: the process described by this theory
Looks like circular reasoning to me!
It states that evolution (the process) is described by evolution!
Yes, I am sure it is.
Well, You see. Very vague indeed and not saying a thing!
Now what?