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Notice dear readers that the skeptics ignored my statement that there are no two-celled, three-celled, four-celled, five-celled, organisms in the world and that all 6 to 20-celled organisms are parasites. That being so how could evolution possibly occur on this planet?
The problem with the number of animals on the ark is not a problem at all. But the above mentioned fact IS a monumental problem for evolution.
They didn't answer this dilemma.
That's because they can't.
All life evolved from one creature. Isn't that what evolution is about? Some random collection of DNA--wherever that came from--formed something alive in some fashion [though we haven't been able to create life from scratch yet] and started reproducing and evolving into all other animals that exist today...and even some that no longer exist.
...does it make a sound? That depends in which field of study that sound is defined. In Physics, yes. In Psychology, no.
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Time is an artificial construct of man. As is distance. An attempt to comprehend the incomprehensible...it's almost a human need to categorize and measure things.
Indeed, the measuring of those dimensions is a construct of man. Man's presence is irrelevent to it's existance.
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And yes, I think you might have misunderstood.
I believe it was your sentence struture in that initial post to which I responded. Writing complete sentences would help.
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If life evolved, it is not necessarily the case that it existedon land, since water comprises so much of our planet.
But life existed on land as well, and subsequently evolved.
The story of Noah's Ark is just an allegory..a fable to illustrate how God wiped the planet of sin, and gave it a fresh start. Seems to me we're due for another one.
Humans and dinosauers were not on the planet at the same time.
The story of Noah's Ark is just an allegory...
No, it was NOT an allegory. Jesus said so. He did not lie.
All life evolved from one creature. Isn't that what evolution is about? Some random collection of DNA--wherever that came from--formed something alive in some fashion [though we haven't been able to create life from scratch yet] and started reproducing and evolving into all other animals that exist today...and even some that no longer exist.
Did you read what I said? Check it out for yourself. Almost any biology book will tell you that there are NO two-celled, three-celled, four-celled, or five-celled organisms in the entire world. All 6-celled to 20-celled organisms are parasites.
So how could evolution function with those circumstances?
Answer:It couldn't even get started in the first place.
Did you read what I said? Check it out for yourself. Almost any biology book will tell you that there are NO two-celled, three-celled, four-celled, or five-celled organisms in the entire world. All 6-celled to 20-celled organisms are parasites.
So how could evolution function with those circumstances?
Answer:It couldn't even get started in the first place.
So how do you explain away all the evidence for evolution?
Earth's first life appeared early in the planet's history, nearly 4 billion years ago, when primitive bacteria appeared in sulfurous oceans under poisonous skies.
Full of carbon dioxide and nitrogen, with some additional hydrogen, water vapor, and perhaps a bit of methane, it would be billions of years before the air would be acceptable to today's oxygen breathers....And we all have bacteria to thank.
It was bacteria that gave life its initial foothold, and it was bacteria by the trillions that engineered the planet for our use, taking in carbon dioxide and giving off oxygen, day in and day out for billions of years until there was enough oxygen in the atmosphere to support larger life.
The history of life on Earth is largely microbial. For vast stretches of time, bacteria and other single-celled organisms were the only life on Earth. The age of the dinosaurs to the present day, Knoll said, represents roughly 5 percent of the history of life. Harvard Gazette: History of life on Earth is largely microbial
Embryos of relatively advanced animals, together with plants similar to modern seaweeds, have been found in rocks almost 600 million years old by Harvard scientists. 600-Million-Year-Old Embryos Found
Other that the fact that dinos were long dead and could not have been alive, since the ark story supposedly happened 4,200 years ago and could only be a story, as the whole thing has too many impossibilities to be fact.
Kirk (or should I call you Calypsis4?), why are you on here regurgitating the same creationist tripe that has been refuted time and time again? Getting your a$$ handed to you over on the Evolution vs Creation Forums a few months back wasn't enough for you?
Regardless, if Jesus was a real person (debatable), he like all other men of that time knew nothing about true nature of the world, about geology and the total lack of evidence for a global flood.
Did you read what I said? Check it out for yourself. Almost any biology book will tell you that there are NO two-celled, three-celled, four-celled, or five-celled organisms in the entire world. All 6-celled to 20-celled organisms are parasites.
So how could evolution function with those circumstances?
Answer:It couldn't even get started in the first place.
Your "answer" is completely wrong because you've misunderstood the mechanism. You think it goes 1,2,3,4, etc.
My roomate is a microbiologist with a major food corporation in Minneapolis. She says multi-celled creatures can easily evolve from one-celled organisms. In a nutshell (and somewhat simplisticly), what is critical is not the number of cells, but the communication among them. Usually proteins are involved. Single-celled creatures form colonies that can communicate with each other. If there is no evolutionary advantage to having two cells, there will be no two-celled creatures. Colonies DO form and individual cells become specialized.
The principles of evolutionary biology are used every day in the laboratories of companies like General Mills, Cargill, Kraft, General Food, etc... Roughly 15,000 new food products are put on the market every year utilizing what we've learned in microbiology. If you don't believe in evolution, you might want to stop believing in chocolate yogurt, because without evolution chocolate yogurt wouldn't exist.
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When I pointed out on another thread, that as an engineer, I found it difficult to believe that there were dinosaurs on the ark given their size & the amount of food needed.
In a post on the same thread, a creationist nit-wit explained that of course Noah never had fully grown dinosaurs on the Ark, he had taken their eggs instead because they took up less room.
And I suppose Mrs Noah sat on them & until they had hatched & then wet nursed them.
Notice dear readers that the skeptics ignored my statement that there are no two-celled, three-celled, four-celled, five-celled, organisms in the world and that all 6 to 20-celled organisms are parasites. That being so how could evolution possibly occur on this planet?
The problem with the number of animals on the ark is not a problem at all. But the above mentioned fact IS a monumental problem for evolution.
They didn't answer this dilemma.
That's because they can't.
I certainly can't, but your point is not so much a disproving o evolution as a question about it. there is really so much evidence that evolution is fact an natural selection is the mechanism for how life developed that the question about why we don't have four - celled organisms and why the 6-20 celled ones are parasites is an interesting question that yet needs to be answered. It does not make even make a dent in evolution.
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