[BroJoeK]

The DNA evidence suggests splitting or combing of chromosomes does happen, on occasion.

How, why or what consequences, we don’t know, but do expect a natural explanation will be found, eventually.
That’s what science does.

In the mean time “God of the gaps” theology can easily say, “God did it”.
I prefer to think that whatever natural explanation may present itself, God is both ultimately and directly responsible.

You disagree?

[ml/nj]

The DNA evidence suggests splitting or combing of chromosomes does happen, on occasion.

In the mean time “God of the gaps” theology can easily say, “God did it”. I prefer to think that whatever natural explanation may present itself, God is both ultimately and directly responsible.

You disagree?

I prefer to say, "I don't know," when I don't know. Others seem to like to pretend.

As for you splitting and/or combining chromosomes, we don't see any grandchildren of any animals with any chromosomial abnormalities, handwaving notwithstanding.

ML/NJ

[Elsie]

I prefer to think that whatever spiritual explanation may present itself, God is both ultimately and directly responsible.

Do you agree?