[RadioAstronomer]

Ah, good. Then you accept that bones and fossils have been found, but you don't believe the assumptions made about them, because they are just that - assumptions. Right?

Not assumptions. Informed analysis.

[PatrickHenry]

Amazing. We have probably millions of fossils. They can be arranged according to age and body type. When they are, the well-known "tree of life" virtually leaps out and proclaims its existence. It's virtually impossible not to see the patterns of relationships and common descent. And these relationships are confirmed, where possible, by DNA analysis. Yet the creationist mind wants to remain absolutely blind to the obvious conclusions. "Just a buncha bones!" they say. Yeah, right. Like the Mississippi is just some wet places.