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This should be FAR more interesting than legs evolving....
:up:This should be FAR more interesting than legs evolving....
Yes, that is what I meant and assumed it obvious to all.:up:
should be how did sexual reproduction evolve ?
Wonderful, Mr. Science answered it so quickly..... well done....:luigi:Started with some bacteria.
Evolutionists: How did sex evolve?
Why do you ask?You posing this question in ToL raises a few questions that kind of center on the same theme....why are you asking, and why are you posing the question in a religious forum?
I accept observes changes. I reject the ridiculous extrapolations based on fantasy.You're obviously someone who rejects out of hand that things evolve, so why in the world would someone who believes nothing evolves, ask how anything evolves?
To make you cry.And if you truly are interested in the state of the science on this issue, why post the question in a religious forum?
Things that you don't know? I'm shocked!Finally, let's say that the evolutionary origins of sexual reproduction is currently a mystery. So if the answer to your question is "We don't know", what then? What do you take from that?
Because I'm interested in your answers.Why do you ask?
That doesn't answer my question. You reject out of hand even the possibility that sexual reproduction arose via evolutionary processes, correct? Given that, why are you asking how sexual reproduction evolved?I accept observes changes. I reject the ridiculous extrapolations based on fantasy.
Evasive non-answer noted.To make you cry.
Again, if we don't currently know how sexual reproduction evolved.....what does that mean to you?Things that you don't know? I'm shocked!
You posing this question in ToL raises a few questions that kind of center on the same theme....why are you asking, and why are you posing the question in a religious forum?
You're obviously someone who rejects out of hand that things evolve, so why in the world would someone who believes nothing evolves, ask how anything evolves?
And if you truly are interested in the state of the science on this issue, why post the question in a religious forum?
Finally, let's say that the evolutionary origins of sexual reproduction is currently a mystery. So if the answer to your question is "We don't know", what then? What do you take from that?
A recent post on a similar subject was posted here, so I did too.Because I'm interested in your answers.
No, I do not "reject it out of hand". I reject it because it is quite contrary to the evidence that we do have.That doesn't answer my question. You reject out of hand even the possibility that sexual reproduction arose via evolutionary processes, correct? Given that, why are you asking how sexual reproduction evolved?
Lack of a sense of humor noted.Evasive non-answer noted.
It means that your theory has some serious missing pieces that need an explanation.Again, if we don't currently know how sexual reproduction evolved.....what does that mean to you?
Finally, let's say that the evolutionary origins of sexual reproduction is currently a mystery. So if the answer to your question is "We don't know", what then? What do you take from that?
So it's "Clete did one and I've copied that".A recent post on a simple subject was posted here, so I did too.
How exactly did you come to be familiar with the scientific evidence regarding evolutionary biology?No, I do not "reject it out of hand". I reject it because it is quite contrary to the evidence that we do have.
Given the millions upon millions of species that have existed on earth, and the innumerable traits they've had, it's hardly surprising that we haven't figured out the origins of every single trait that's ever existed. That's why we have science....to figure those things out.It means that your theory has some serious missing pieces that need an explanation.
it is critical to the science fiction story of evolution
which came first the chicken or the egg ?
Same forum. Why the heartburn? Just looking to complain?So it's "Clete did one and I've copied that".
Who cares?How exactly did you come to be familiar with the scientific evidence regarding evolutionary biology?
Sure.... attempted distraction from the point.Given the millions upon millions of species that have existed on earth, and the innumerable traits they've had, it's hardly surprising that we haven't figured out the origins of every single trait that's ever existed. That's why we have science....to figure those things out.
I guess that you've never seen atheistic evolutionists go to great lengths to make an explanation for something that is clearly a detailed design. Now you'll probably say something like "it's only apparent design" or some such nonsense.So again, I'm not clear on your intent here. So far it seems to be little more than you parroting another thread and cherry-picking a gap in our knowledge so you can then......well, I'm still not sure what your plan is.
Who said anything about "heartburn"? I'm just asking about your intent with this thread. It's quite obvious that, like [MENTION=2589]Clete[/MENTION], you aren't asking your question in good faith. That says a lot about you.Same forum. Why the heartburn? Just looking to complain?
IOW, you know almost nothing about evolutionary biology, but you're too full of pride to admit it.Who cares?
Um....that's the entire point. Given the innumerable amount of biological traits that have ever existed, it's hardly surprising that we don't know exactly how every single one of them evolved. That's why we still have science.Sure.... attempted distraction from the point.
What methodology did you employ to determine that something was "clearly" designed?I guess that you've never seen atheistic evolutionists go to great lengths to make an explanation for something that is clearly a detailed design. Now you'll probably say something like "it's only apparent design" or some such nonsense.
Nonsense.Who said anything about "heartburn"? I'm just asking about your intent with this thread. It's quite obvious that, like @Clete, you aren't asking your question in good faith. That says a lot about you.
Wrong per your usual.IOW, "I know almost nothing about evolutionary biology, but I'm too full of pride to admit it".
So there is the "fact" of evolution but we know hardly anything about it? Ok.Um....that's the entire point. Given the innumerable amount of biological traits that have ever existed, it's hardly surprising that we don't know exactly how every single one of them evolved. That's why we still have science.
Apparently you know as little about anatomy or fertilization as about the "facts" of evolution. Sexual reproduction is immensely complex compared to asexual reproduction (which itself is quite complex). But I know that you don't let any of that get in the way of a good story.What methodology did you employ to determine that something "clearly" designed?
How is it "crucial"?
Hardly. It's patently obvious that you aren't asking your question out of a genuine effort to understand the science.Nonsense.
Then explain how you came to know and understand the science of evolutionary biology. The more you dodge the question, the more obvious it becomes that you know almost nothing about it, but are too scared to admit it.Wrong per your usual.
I didn't say that at all. Do you honestly think that we should know the exact evolutionary history of every trait that's ever existed?So there is the "fact" of evolution but we know hardly anything about it? Ok.
So it's nothing more than "it's complex, therefore it was designed"?Sexual reproduction is immensely complex compared to asexual reproduction (which itself is quite complex).
How so?sexual reproduction is critical to origin
Please explain the science behind your ability to read minds.Hardly. It's patently obvious that you aren't asking your question out of a genuine effort to understand the science.
I know enough and do not need to prove myself to you.Then explain how you came to know and understand the science of evolutionary biology. The more you dodge the question, the more obvious it becomes that you know almost nothing about it, but are too scared to admit it.
Evolutionist make all kinds of wild claims about knowledge they do not have. Why should this be any different?I didn't say that at all. Do you honestly think that we should know the exact evolutionary history of every trait that's ever existed?
No, but since you reject any evidence of design... we can see where this will lead.So it's nothing more than "it's complex, therefore it was designed"?