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What does common sense say about people who have somehow arrived at the strange conclusion that evolution teaches that apes morphed into men and that animals have magical powers to change into a different animal?
Attempted damage control.
This doesnt even make sense. Damage control for what?
Oh, wait. I'm talking to
Ray. Sense is optional!
Evolution says apes somehow morphed into men over the course of millions of years
No, it doesn't. Unless you're a reality-challenged ignoramus who has the biological knowledge of a mentally challenged child on LSD. You know, the equivalent of
Ray.
Evolution posits that apes and humans have a
common ancestor, and that population separation allowed evolution to guide the offspring of that common ancestor to evolutionarily different "endpoints." There is no morphing, only offspring that are slightly different from their parents.
But we all know that you don't feel required to deal with the
real Theory of Evolution. You don't care what
scientists say it is. oh no, you'd rather parade around your imbecilic strawman ad nauseum. Please continue, Ray, it's really quite enjoyable to see what gibberish you'll come up with next!
----that we do not descend from the first man Adam;
We dont.
and that animals have magical powers to speciate.
You can't just call an observed mechanism a "magical power," unless you also think that the fact that I am slightly different from my parents is also a "magical power." But then, you probably
do, since you don't care about connecting to reality. What else is magical in Ray's Fairy Tale Land? Are there mermaids?
Animals, of course, have no magical powers, they are only concerned with eating and breeding. Imagine that; eating and breeding is interpreted by evolutionists to be the cause of their magical powers. Pure pro-Atheism buffoonery.
You just love to mock naturalistic explanations, but it really does illustrate what an idiot you are. It is nearly
self-evident that survival advantages will outreproduce their lesser-advantaged brethren, and so populations will change over time. It's an
observed fact. Only a person like yourself with an insane disconnection from reality would claim otherwise - you're almost literally covering your eyes and insisting that the sky
cannot be blue, even though you could just look for yourself and see that it is.
In fact, it's worse - you're claiming that the widespread acceptance of a blue sky is in fact a punishment from God
for the widespread acceptance of a blue sky, all the while not caring that if you simply
look, it is directly observable that the sky is, in fact, blue.
This is why you're so entertaining, Ray. No other Creationist is quite as crazy as you are. Even Tesla in his lunatic ramblings over the nature of existence never tops your crazy-meter readings.
You are the guy all the other Creationists point to and say "see,
he's crazy; we're sane by comparison!"
Your diehard determination to continue your crazy ramblings, coupled with your periodic insistence that your masterpiece paper is
almost ready, and that by gosh all us poor stupid evilooshunists will be
real sorry and have our lives ruined, just makes you the best comedy I've seen in a month. Thanks for coming back and giving me a laugh, Ray!
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