[Hajman]

First, extinctuion can't happen. Whoops, well, the fossil record clearly demonstrates otherwise. Then, organisms can't evolve to meet environmental challenges. Whoops, developed resistance to antibiotics blows that out of the water.

When you find me any nutcase Creationists that have ever believed what you just claimed, then let me know. There's no argument in extinction or Micro Evolution. There is, however, in Macro Evolution (and your resistance example is a perfect Micro Evolution example).

Then there weren't any transitional forms. Whoops, the fossil record stomps all over that.

Actually, the only thing that could stomp over that is the assumption that Macro Evolution happend to begin with. This is one of the primary flaws with those that try to claim Historical Evolution is fact: You can't really prove Macro Evolution is fact without the transitional fossiles, and you can't really prove they're transitional fossiles without proving Macro Evolution is fact. Unless you want to build a time machine and do some observations.

Then "life can't come from lifelessness." Whoops...

Can't say 'whoops' until it's done.

When a virus or other extremely simple cell is grown in a lab from nothing more than basic chemicals, what is your God Of The Gaps going to be challenged with next?

Intelligent design?

-The Hajman-

[week 71]

You may at this point want to look at post 100, or you could keep trying. :-)