[Oztrich Boy]

< sigh> that's the porblem with Creationists - so fixated on born yesterday they have no understanding of deep time.

"poodle-ish to pit bull-ish" canine sub-species have separated from wolves in the last few milennia - evet Creationists agree on that. Wolves appeared 6 million years ago. Beardogs were 30 million years ago.

[Fester Chugabrew]

So then, wolves and bear-dogs essentially retain their physical characteristics throughout their history. I would think the bear-dog would have a better chance at survival than grandma's poodle. Any suggestions as to how it happens that the bear-dog can't be found these days?

Where did the capacity for such genetic variation come from? Has any human been able to create any of these critters without using intelligence or design?

While we're at it, let's trace the tree back from bear-dog to its next predecessor, and then all the way back to the earliest possible ancestor, and do so with the aid empirical evidence as opposed to a static record subject to fanciful interpretations. Those trees from amoeba to man are so fascinating. Mother Goose would be proud.

[ohioWfan]

Sigh...........that's the problem with evolutionists - so unable to come up with a theory that can be proven in real time, that they manufacture 'deep time' to disguise the fact that they don't know what they're talking about.

The more their theories are disproven, the 'deeper' the time has to be to hide the truth of the fraud.