an intelligent designer would be able to design lineages of animals, plants, bacteria etc. that responds to changes in the environment,
Exactly, they should be able to respond to changes in the environment. Populations do this through a process called evolution.
Why are we looking at lineage? Why cannot we design only one species? Is it because we want to prove Evolutionary scale?
I don't understand. The designer may well have designed one species (and designed it to be evolvable into the many we see today). Is that what you are saying?
Adaptation to the environment has been beautifully observed through the ecological balance. Each species is dependent on the other one. The entire animal kingdom is an example of adaptation. Such a complex process could not have evolved. They all ought to have occured at once.
Fine, evolution could not have evolved. Are you saying that evolution was designed? That's basically is the topic of this thread.
This message has been edited by Modulous, Sun, 12-February-2006 08:33 PM