[jennyp]

Evolution is being rejected because of what people know about it, not because of what we don't know.

Hmmm... mind if I ask you some questions about the Theory of Evolution?

1. How does the ToE say that the universe came into existence? Or is this a trick question?
2. What is the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, and does it have anything to do with evolution?
3. What is Punctuated Equilibrium? According to PE, how long does a "punctuation of the equilibrium" take? A single generation? Longer?
4. Does the ToE say that a fish gave birth to a dog?
5. According to the ToE, what's the most likely scenario for how a new species develops?

[rwfromkansas]

1. I will take a moment to say number 1 is a trick question. Evolution has nothing to do with how life began, just how it changed in the evolutionist's mind.

2. Well, I have heard this one back and forth....some say it only applies to closed systems, some say it does not. Beat the hell out of me if this really has anything to do with evolution or not.

3. Only have a vague understanding of this theory...

4. obviously not.....this would be stupid. There is a common descent it the theory, but animals are still organized by different phyla and are ordered by laws to give birth to the correct species. It would be impossible for a fish to give birth to a dog.

5. not sure...how?