To: Protagoras
If we all agree that in a short time small changes can occur, then we must agree that in a long time, big changes can occur unless something stops them.
No we don't.
Well small changes are observable. How could many small changes over a long time not add up to a large change?
44 posted on
12/09/2004 10:29:35 AM PST by
crail
(Better lives have been lost on the gallows than have ever been enshrined in the halls of palaces.)
To: crail
How could many small changes over a long time not add up to a large change?One can change incrementally and greatly without changing fundamentally.
50 posted on
12/09/2004 10:39:18 AM PST by
Protagoras
(Christmas is not a secular holiday)
To: crail
How could many small changes over a long time not add up to a large change?One could take the Creationist method and change the meaning of large. When speciation is demonstration, one could claim, "It's still the same genus."
51 posted on
12/09/2004 10:39:24 AM PST by
Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
To: crail
How could many small changes over a long time not add up to a large change? Look at dog breeding, as an example.
104 posted on
12/09/2004 12:15:17 PM PST by
Aquinasfan
(Isaiah 22:22, Rev 3:7, Mat 16:19)
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