Proof, Please read the book first Options

[ppl_love_me]

You must look at, if not read, the book called "Evolution of the Creationist" to realy argue.

The man that wrote the book was an evolutionist, untill a scholar in the colledge he was teaching at asked him to look at the topic of creation. And the research he did (originaly to prove evolution) actually only gave more evedence of creation, and he found much more!

I think the school systems are actually affending religions. In the book He points out that being an evolutionist is haveing a religion, so they are teaching blasfamy. (can't spell sry)

Also, I think scientist can only prove god exsists or he doesn't. And alot of science is ageinst the laws of god and many other religions. like the genetic experimentation on making clones, it is like trying to be god, and prove that humans can function with out him.

If you dissagree with creation. then thorouly explain to me how the parent cell came to being? and How would an animal like the Incubator Bird (look it up ppl!) evolve? and tell me some documented FACTS that has been found.

just try...

[ComradeRed]

Of course you can't prove evolution, but you can prove it beyond reasoned doubt.

The appendix was previously used as water storage in primitive mammals, which lived far inland away from amphibian and reptile-dominated coastal climates. This is no longer a problem for us today.

Non-living cells can create living cells. They've made prokaryotic bacteria from base compounds in labs already.

I didn't really understand your last paragraph, but evolution works by certain mutations. We call those mutations cancer. MOST mutants die, but a very small amount do survive and thus trigger speciation.

Giraffes didn't come from horses, they both probably shared a common ancestor previously.

Regarding perfection, even if God made us in his image, why would he give us things like a tailbone or appendix that have absolutely no use? Or are you implying that the devil had a hand in making us? The devil is portrayed as having a horned tail, so I guess you could say that's where our tailbone comes from.