[jsanders2001]

I see evidence of adaption everywhere but I don’t buy the evolution theory because geneticists have said you generally / technically can’t breed two different genus families and that’s the implied assertion that evolutionists make. Sure there are species that look like they are crosses between two different genus family trees but that could have been the Creator mixing things up just the same...: )

[EveningStar]

IOW, it's like this:

[Jack Hydrazine]

I think we’re descended from the stars since everyone has a ton of hydrogen within their bodies.

[alexander_busek]

I see evidence of adaption everywhere but I don’t buy the evolution theory because geneticists have said you generally / technically can’t breed two different genus families and that’s the implied assertion that evolutionists make. Sure there are species that look like they are crosses between two different genus family trees but that could have been the Creator mixing things up just the same...: )

I don't know what you mean by "genus families" or "genus family trees." A family is one taxonomic level higher than a genus (plural: genera). There is thus no such thing as a "genus family."

And no biologist worth his salt would ever assert (even only by implication) that evolution involves members of different genera or members of different families interbreeding.

Regards,