To: CobaltBlue
OK! So, can we agree that all the current day species on earth evolved from phyla that existed during the Cambrian? No, we can agree that the Cambrian totally disproves evolution since those species could not have gradually evolved. That means that evolution's main claim - that it can explain how species arose and change is false since it is obvious that God created the Cambrian species and that His hand in subsequent changes cannot be denied.
180 posted on
10/30/2003 9:07:46 PM PST by
gore3000
("To say dogs, mice, and humans are all products of slime plus time is a mystery religion.")
To: gore3000
But, but, but - let us assume that you are correct, and that God created all the Cambrium species.
How does that affect, or refute, the development of species in periods following the Cambrium?
Seems to me that you want to have it both ways, that you accept that God created many species during the Cambrium period, but that you reject that God created many species that came into existence after the Cambrium period.
To: gore3000
However - even if you believe that God created all the Cambrium species - how does that refute the argument that species have evolved since the Cambrium?
To: gore3000
However - even if you believe that God created all the Cambrium species - how does that refute the argument that species have evolved since the Cambrium?
To: gore3000
However - even if you believe that God created all the Cambrium species - how does that refute the argument that species have evolved since the Cambrium?
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