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To: MrB
Oh, excuse me. I should take seriously a “If evolution were true why wouldn't a dog give birth to a cow or a cat?” question? I should perhaps applaud their knowledge and astute observation of this JackChick-like strawman of evolution?

It is as stupid a question as “If gravity were true how come the moon doesn't fall into the Earth?”. Try that one on a Physicist or Astronomer and see how much respect you get.

133 posted on 04/17/2008 7:18:44 PM PDT by allmendream (Life begins at the moment of contraception. ;))
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To: allmendream
I should take seriously a “If evolution were true why wouldn't a dog give birth to a cow or a cat?” question?

As near as I can tell, you've supposed to surrender in the face of condescension. I'm not sure why, but apparently it's expected.

136 posted on 04/17/2008 7:21:55 PM PDT by tacticalogic ("Oh bother!" said Pooh, as he chambered his last round.)
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To: allmendream

From another forum.

http://www.youtube.com/v/EYTTkenu60Y

“I’ve always questioned Darwinism because Darwinism leads to social Darwinism, the belief that some races are superior to other races.” (3:53)

“There would have been no Holocaust without Darwinism.” (4:18)

“Darwinism explains so little. It doesn’t explain how life began.” (4:27)

“It doesn’t explain how gravity works.” (4:30)

“It doesn’t explain how thermodynamics works.” (4:33)

“It doesn’t explain how physics, the laws of nature, work.” (4:37)

“No one has ever observed the evolution of a single mammalian species.” (4:43)

“A new species. No one has ever been able to observe that.” (4:53)


142 posted on 04/17/2008 7:27:48 PM PDT by tokenatheist (Can I play with madness?)
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