A simple analogy for intermediate forms
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http://www.true-equality.net/archive/2008/05/10/a-simple-analogy-for-intermediate-forms.aspx
I find that the argument that intermediate forms exist is a valid one as explained in the video. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SP9a0HEWnV0 httpv://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SP9a0HEWnV0
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Looking in the bible to decide whether the bible is correct? Interesting, but that'll get you nowhere. Alice in wonderland is a perfectly acceptable view of reality, not disprove this by only using what's in the book.
To us, evolution happened sloooooooowy.
It was proposed by Dr. Stephen Jay Gould. But Gould was not opposing the fact of evolution.
Evolution of the horse: Kalobatippus
Parahippus > Merychippus > Hipparion > Pliohippus > Dinohippus > Plesippus
Sorry, did the anti-evolutionists say there were none? Am I a biologist? Nope. I took computer science at uni, not a scintilla of biology entered by education post high-school. How did I know that. I looked it up. But you didn't. You just said "show me" to some guy who made a video for youtube. A
nd that, is why you are a science denier.
Given that there is a thing called the fact of evolution - that allele frequencies change and that many creationists concede this (many call it micro evolution -- E.g. Kent Hovind). And that we know that the earth is about 4.6 billion years old. Just what do you think animals have been doing all
this time? Just sitting around not changing?