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To: cracker
"Evolution is not perfect, but it is the best explanation for the observed evidence. Nothing is as good or better. If you want to disprove it, show that natural selection does not occur, or that it is insufficient to explain the observed evidence, etc." - cracker

I can show you a physical example, repeatable in any lab in the world and occurring here in the USA on a daily basis, of speciation that occurs non-naturally.

Are you prepared to stand by your claim above that this example will falsify Evolutionary Theory?

236 posted on 03/07/2002 12:15:44 PM PST by Southack
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To: Southack
I can show you a physical example, repeatable in any lab in the world and occurring here in the USA on a daily basis, of speciation that occurs non-naturally.

Are you prepared to stand by your claim above that this example will falsify Evolutionary Theory?

What? your "example" is NOT a disproof. I did not say that all you had to show was that speciation CAN occur without natural selection. Your example is preposterous because it is quite obvious what the causes of speciation ARE!

Your word-twisting silliness is irrelevant. Do you even know what falisification means? Suffice it to say that your "example" from a genetic lab will not get the job done. I suggest you try offering evidence that a creator sufficient to have designed and created all living species (and the fossil evidence, etc.) exists.

On a related note, I see you've dug out your genetic engineer's example. Maybe this time you'll respond. Does this mean we'll soon see the auto junkyard or computer viruses resurected as well? Or do you need to start another thread.

243 posted on 03/07/2002 12:39:06 PM PST by cracker
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