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Yes you do. You are the one claiming he is wrong. On what basis can you make such a statement without any backup whatsoever? Either you know he is wrong and you can prove it or you don't know he is wrong.7777777 wrote:I don't need to. He does.Byblos wrote:Prove it.7777777 wrote:I simply think Collins is wrong.
OK you win. Let me make it short. No transitional fossils. The end.Byblos wrote:Yes you do. You are the one claiming he is wrong. On what basis can you make such a statement without any backup whatsoever? Either you know he is wrong and you can prove it or you don't know he is wrong.7777777 wrote:I don't need to. He does.Byblos wrote:Prove it.7777777 wrote:I simply think Collins is wrong.
I don't see any transitional either... It's just a belief. Just for the record.7777777 wrote:OK you win. Let me make it short. No transitional fossils. The end.
Hardly the end but now we're getting somewhere. Now define transitional.7777777 wrote:OK you win. Let me make it short. No transitional fossils. The end.
There are tons of videos and readings on the Internet. Some are even on this site. They can explain it much better than I can. You can study them. I am not a biologist so I need disseminate what I read and watch and make a decision. I have made the decision to reject this scientific theory. There are other reasons, such as the time frame required that doesn't mesh with my beliefs. Like, why would God let humans roam the earth for 98,000 years before revealing The 10 Commandments? Also, a mention in the Bible would help the theory as well. But, it is not mentioned. In fact, the Bible tells us the animals and Adam were created separately (i.e., no transition).Byblos wrote:Hardly the end but now we're getting somewhere. Now define transitional.7777777 wrote:OK you win. Let me make it short. No transitional fossils. The end.
