vickers_m wrote:Hi again, Thank you Robs and rest for your help. Here are the things I"m still left with
The fact that a population of domestic sheep can no longer breed with their ancestors
Are these actual ancestors or are they supposed to be ancestors according to the theory? If you're using the theory to prove the theory then that's circular thinking not logical thinking.
fossils of dinosaurs with feathers
What exactly is the issue you perceive with feathered dinosaurs?
Consistency of phylogenetic and morphological trees
Phylogenetic and morphological trees are man-made concepts based on subjective standards. Here is an interesting article
http://www.scienceagainstevolution.org/v14i11e.htm
Ring species
Aren't ring species an example of microevolution and adaptation? The reason one population can mate with a neighboring population but not another is an indication of a loss of alleles, leading to diminished genetic variability.
Self-replicating polymers
Yet another interesting article from the same site:
http://www.scienceagainstevolution.org/v5i7e.htm
Tail genes (switched off by mutation) identical to chimpanzees
Broken vitamin C genes identical to chimpanzees
ERVs identical in form and place to chimpanzees
A programmer will usually find more than one use for his work. If he can use a particular portion of code in more than one program, it is economic to do so. An intelligent creator could have done much the same and used portions of genetic code on several different life forms, making minor modifications instead of rewriting the whole sequence.
mudskippers
A species designed to function mainly on water but with the ability to function on land by an ingenious design which allows them to continue to oxygenate water and keep their gills lubricated while on land. I actually would love to see how someone who accepts the theory of evolution as a viable explanation for the diversity of life explain the random unrelated sequence of events that resulted in a fish being able to do that.
Does anyone know what I can go for answers to these things? Thax.
I would highly recommend the Science Against Evolution website
http://www.scienceagainstevolution.org/index.htm