[Con X-Poser]

<< This canyon is on the same scale as the Grand Canyon? >>

Who said size matters? It's the same type of canyon. The Mt. St. Helens eruption and aftermath (including flooding), was not of global nature as was Noah's flood.

X: This indicates the unique avian one-way lung design which could not evolve into a two-way bellows system like ours without asphyxiating the poor bird.

Y: And it is claimed where exactly that the mammalian respiratory system evolved from that of birds or dinsaurs?

Who said that? Mammals and reptiles have the same type of two-way bellows systems. Birds have the one-way pneumatic bone system. Birds are supposed to have evolved from dinosaurs (reptiles).

Try not exhaling and see if you can evolve an avian respiratory system. In fact, this is an experiment I recommend for all evolutionists eager to show evidence their theory is valid.

[Youngblood]

Who said size matters? It's the same type of canyon. The Mt. St. Helens eruption and aftermath (including flooding), was not of global nature as was Noah's flood.

Is it really the same type of canyon, eroded through huge layers of rocks that had been deposited in various kinds of environments (including deserts)? And where is this evidence of a global flood? There is certainly evidence of large local and regional floods, such as the flooding of the Black Sea when the Mediterranean burst through the Bosphorus a couple of thousand years ago, but there is no evidence of a global flood. On the other hand, if you have any, please present it.

X: This indicates the unique avian one-way lung design which could not evolve into a two-way bellows system like ours without asphyxiating the poor bird.

Y: And it is claimed where exactly that the mammalian respiratory system evolved from that of birds or dinsaurs?

Who said that?

Maybe you should recheck your first statement, but no matter, I'll accept that it wasn't what you meant.