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To: muawiyah

evolution as described in textbooks is a complete and utter lie. variation within species is natural, scientific and observable. changing species, dna suddenly containing information for structures, organs and appendages that never were in the original animal to begin with, are all lies. mutations do not add information, they damage existing information and make the organism less useful than the unmutated stock.


34 posted on 10/08/2012 6:01:54 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man (I can neither confirm or deny that; even if I could, I couldn't - it's classified.)
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To: Secret Agent Man
Still, epigenetics tell us the circuitry is changeable ~ and the genes are remarkably stable. BTW, organs, as a concept, are incredibly stable. The earliest (or most primitive ~ take your pick) animals had something that did what your liver does, and your kidneys, and your heart.

The ferns in my front yard breed through the facility of motile sperm ~ just like my neighbors cat!

36 posted on 10/08/2012 6:08:21 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: Secret Agent Man
BTW, Genesis informs us that God set out a garden in Eden.

He undoubtedly had a nursery.

38 posted on 10/08/2012 6:10:35 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: Secret Agent Man

I agree with you that it is hard to imagine certain structures just appearing on the scene suddenly by slow accumulations of genetic traits. I saw a program once about the Pterosaurs and how they had radically different forms than anything before and these structures were crucial for flight. In fact it seemed to the scientists studying it that if any one of these were missing it could not have flown. What would the transitional forms that could not fly do with a 10 ft. long finger. That’s what formed the wing. I don’t agree though that all mutations are harmful though. Some, like a different pigment that helps an animal blend in better and avoid predators would be helpful.


42 posted on 10/08/2012 6:16:52 PM PDT by albionin
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