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To: Soliton
Human brain result of 'extraordinarily fast' evolution

Humans are truly privileged animals with brains that have developed in a type of extraordinarily fast evolution that is unique to the species.

There are a few large holes in the natural selection theory. People reject the theory as it stands because in the case of humans it just doesn't add up. Something else was going on. I find it funny how evolutionists dance around these holes with leaps of faith as strong as any religion.

59 posted on 08/08/2008 4:07:22 PM PDT by Reeses (Leftism is powered by the evil force of envy.)
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To: Reeses
I find it funny how evolutionists dance around these holes with leaps of faith as strong as any religion.

I find it funny that creationists, when they want to condemn some part of the theory of evolution, compare it to religion and how religion functions.

(Actually I find it insulting. Science operates from evidence, while religion operates from belief and someone's personal interpretation of scripture or revelation. No evidence to be seen anywhere in that stuff!)

62 posted on 08/08/2008 5:54:24 PM PDT by Coyoteman (Religious belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge.)
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To: Reeses
There are a few large holes in the natural selection theory. People reject the theory as it stands because in the case of humans it just doesn't add up. Something else was going on. I find it funny how evolutionists dance around these holes with leaps of faith as strong as any religion.

Why don't you address these "holes"

70 posted on 08/09/2008 3:02:33 AM PDT by Soliton (> 100)
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