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To: wny
But....she has a very good point. Where are all the fossils supporting evolution?

When I studied evolution for a number of years in grad school I didn't have any trouble finding fossils that support the theory of evolution. They were all through the textbooks and journals, and the bone lab had a rather impressive collection of casts.

There are a lot more in the textbooks and journals now. And, nowadays there are fossils all over the internet as well.

So who's having trouble finding fossils that support evolution?

Or is it that some folks have decided, for religious reasons, that evolution didn't happen, and thus conclude that no fossils could support that idea?

361 posted on 07/18/2007 6:22:43 PM PDT by Coyoteman (Religious belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge.)
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[[So who’s having trouble finding fossils that support evolution?]]

Folks who understand that there are no scientific facts backing hte hypothesis that everythign has common ancestors, and hwo understand that the biological impossibilities prevent such an hypothesis from being factual.

[[Or is it that some folks have decided, for religious reasons, that evolution didn’t happen, and thus conclude that no fossils could support that idea?]]

Nope- See reply above.


363 posted on 07/18/2007 7:23:58 PM PDT by CottShop
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