Hi RAZD
Very nice presentation refuting this ridiculous claim (amongst others):
If the theory of evolution was true, we would be up to our necks in transitional fossils, each tiny darwinian step lovingly catalogued in the strata.
This claim ignores the rarity of conditions that allow fossilization to occur. It also ignores micropaleontology, the study of microscopic fossils. Finally, it does nothing to explain the fossils we do find, seeming to take an "all-or-nothing" attitude towards this evidence that would have needed to survive for billions of years.
In my opinion, the absence of fossils is one of the weakest of creationists' arguments, easily refuted as demonstrated by your comments above.
Thanks for the thread RAZD.
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