[VadeRetro]

Yes. So many argue along the lines of "So one day a dinosaur gave birth to a bird, but where was there another bird for it to mate with? What are the odds of two such mutations within a reasonable distance?"

I see. This person used to be an "evolutionist" but then "got smart?" Hmmmm?

If that was the understanding of evolution they used to accept, you have to wonder what they were using for brains when they thought they were "evolutionists."

[PatrickHenry]

If that was the understanding of evolution they used to accept, you have to wonder what they were using for brains when they thought they were "evolutionists."

Still, you've got to give them credit for rejecting such lunacy [tuna transforming themselves into tigers]. Now if they'll just be bold enough to take the next step, and use their intelligence to reject creationism, which is just as goofy as the bogus version of evolution they claim they believed, they can make some genuine intellectual progress by learning about the real theory of evolution.