To: pnome
OK. If Darwin is a crackpot, and living things do not evolve, then please explain why we now have anti-biotic resistent bacteria. I assume you know the difference between an animal developing a new characteristic and become an entirely new animal?
26 posted on
12/09/2004 10:09:45 AM PST by
Protagoras
(Christmas is not a secular holiday)
To: Protagoras
...the difference between an animal developing a new characteristic and become an entirely new animal?
But to be a real scientific theory, ID would have to propose a mechanism that stops mutations from eventually making the differences in two subpopulations so diverse they can't interbreed. If we all agree that in a short time small changes can occur, then we must agree that in a long time, big changes can occur unless something stops them. We need to know what that something is and how it works.
36 posted on
12/09/2004 10:17:36 AM PST by
crail
(Better lives have been lost on the gallows than have ever been enshrined in the halls of palaces.)
To: Protagoras
"I assume you know the difference between an animal developing a new characteristic and become an entirely new animal?"
Ok, but how many new characteristics before we call it a new animal?
55 posted on
12/09/2004 10:46:32 AM PST by
pnome
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