[plain talk]

No faith is needed. Small changes accumulate within a population, selected for by environmental and other pressures. Over time, isolated pockets of a population will accumulate changes not reflected in other populations and because of this will no longer be able to interbreed with those other populations

Yes. I understand. Over time stuff happens. Again, any evidence other than pure faith to depict a rock solid case for one animal avolving into a completely different animal? I'd love to see it. I'm willing to entertain evidence and go where the real science is.

[Junior]

It doesn't happen overnight. You're basically asking us to prove there is no magic cutoff switch. You can't prove a negative.

[narby]

Yes. I understand. Over time stuff happens.

And your claim that "micro" cannot become "macro" over enough time is a claim that at some point stuff stops happening.

It is up to you to provide an explanation as to why that would happen. Otherwise logic dictates that the changes will continue.

[Dimensio]

Again, any evidence other than pure faith to depict a rock solid case for one animal avolving into a completely different animal? I'd love to see it. I'm willing to entertain evidence and go where the real science is.

You've been given links -- such as PatrickHenry's list-o-links -- and you simply dismissed them with a metaphoical wave of the hand. Why are we to take your question seriously?