:kookoo:Who claims that an asteroid wiped out all the dinosaurs? Certainly not current evolutionary thinking.
You having fun whacking that strawman, Stipe?
I'm expecting you to agree with me.
:kookoo:Who claims that an asteroid wiped out all the dinosaurs? Certainly not current evolutionary thinking.
You having fun whacking that strawman, Stipe?
:yawn:
How would an asteroid wipe out every species of dinosaur, but not wipe out everything?
HINT: It didn't.
:doh: That's the challenge. If an asteroid can wipe out every kind of dinosaur how could it possibly not wipe out everything else?Who said it would wipe out everything?
:doh: That's the challenge. If an asteroid can wipe out every kind of dinosaur how could it possibly not wipe out everything else?
:doh: That's the challenge. If an asteroid can wipe out every kind of dinosaur how could it possibly not wipe out everything else?
I think you should just read and follow along for a while .. try and catch up before you start saying really silly things.It would have to be as big or bigger than the Earth to "wipe out everything else".
The game is this (and it was clearly outlined in my first post in this thread): An asteroid strike is one theory that evolutionists use to explain the disappearance of the dinosaurs. That theory is obviously inadequate on its own so evolutionists are forced to add more theories.OK, I don't really understand what kind of game you're playing, but I'll play along.
I don't think you appreciate the scope that the term dinosaurs encompasses. It is impossible for an asteroid to take out a food supply that would only affect all the dinosaurs. The same would hold for temperatures and environments. You'll have to appreciate that an asteroid strike would affect the globe, but it would not affect the entire globe in the same way or to the same extent. To account for a global elimination of the dinosaurs requires a global action. Any effects from an asteroid that would wipe out every dinosaur would also wipe out everything else. Thus to account for the disappearance of the dinosaurs evolutionists are forced to add more theories.An asteroid could wipe out every kind of dinosaur and not wipe out everything else if the result of that asteroid was to remove something the dinosaurs (every kind - btw - would this be the same "kind" of dinosaur that Noah would have had to have taken on the ark?) needed for life and other kinds of life (everything else) could do without. Specific food source, a certain temperature range, environmental factors (acidity, pollution) that adversely impacted eggshell formation (think California Condors). There - that wasn't really all that hard, was it?
The game is this (and it was clearly outlined in my first post in this thread): An asteroid strike is one theory that evolutionists use to explain the disappearance of the dinosaurs.
That theory is obviously inadequate on its own so evolutionists are forced to add more theories.
I don't think you appreciate the scope that the term dinosaurs encompasses. It is impossible for an asteroid to take out a food supply that would only affect all the dinosaurs
. The same would hold for temperatures and environments. You'll have to appreciate that an asteroid strike would affect the globe, but it would not affect the entire globe in the same way or to the same extent. To account for a global elimination of the dinosaurs requires a global action.
Any effects from an asteroid that would wipe out every dinosaur would also wipe out everything else.
Thus to account for the disappearance of the dinosaurs evolutionists are forced to add more theories.
Hey Griff, if that works for you then well and good.
But saying “God did it” and ignoring the evidence, that's reasonable?
Feel free to elaborate.
Anyone can see that you haven't got a clue. Are you interested in actually learning something, or should we all just ignore you?
To assume that complex animals such as dinosaurs came from intelligent and intentful processes is nothing short of anthropomorphism.
Firstly, it wasn't a comet that hit the Earth, it was an asteroid. Comets are made mostly of ice, so the comet would've evaporated because of the heat of it burning through the atmosphere, thus not leaving the huge crater. Second, saying "evolution readjusted" is meaningless, since evolution is a constant process for life on Earth. Evolution always happens, regardless of whatever catastrophe may decrease the population of organisms on Earth.
A popular myth which is commonly being spread by Creationists. Only those who want conflict between evolution and "theism" are going to see how evolution and theism conflict.
You do not understand evolution. Evolution does not work purely through random mutations. There is natural selection, and, thus, there are selective pressures which allow for mutations. Considering the harsh, cold climate which pervaded the Earth following the asteroid impact, it's fairly easy to see what selective pressures were involved in dinosaurs evolving into birds.
Whatever you wanna call it. Life teaches us that complex things must come from something complex. Complexity comes through design. Therefore Creation is more reasonable than evolution.
First, were you there when this happened? You don't know what hit the earth or if anything hit the earth and killed the dinosaurs. This is all theory, it is not a scientific fact...
You speak as one who does not know the correlation. What you guys say directly contradicts the Bible I call the Word of God.
Maybe their is no conflict with Buddhists but their definitely is or should be with Christians.
No, amigo, you dont understand evolution. First you need to define evolution. I believe in micro-evolution, but macro and all the rest [stellar, organic, etc.] are false. In your above statement you leap from micro [variations within kinds] to macro [dinosaurs turning into birds, macro] evolution without skipping a beat.
Also natural selection has been dropped by some key evolutionists. The wording is deceptive if you ask me. It shouldn't be natural SELECTION but natural RANDOMNESS. Selection implies intelligence something evolutionists say was not involved in the process.
Its fairly easy to see that dinosaurs evolved into birds? If it is fairly easy then redo it in a experiment in a lab.
Because of the ratio of mutations occurring and for them to be positive plus the time factor since the asteroid I would say it is impossible for dinosaurs to turn into birds.
Everybody seems to simplify evolution like its no great deal for dinosaurs to become birds. This is foolish gibberish.
I wouldn't think it's "no great deal" Bird's bones are hollow, do you realize the changes needed for this to happen? Where are the transitional fossils then?
Archeoptryx is said now to be just a species of bird. Where are the millions of transitional fossils needed where bones started mutating from solid to hollow? Do you realize how complicated feathers are?
Evolution does work only through mutations. If natural randomness where true this does not change the animal it just saves the most fittest of them... :dunce:
I think you should just read and follow along for a while .. try and catch up before you start saying really silly things.
After replying to a post on evolving after the asteroid hit the earth. Someone said, 'its fairly easy to see how dinosaurs became birds.' O' really, doesn't seem that easy to me when you consider the complexity of animals.
Look you can deceive most people with your false intentions but you won't pull the wool over my eyes... :sheep:
You know what? We can now do just that, by looking at DNA.
Whatever you wanna call it. Life teaches us that complex things must come from something complex. Complexity comes through design. Therefore Creation is more reasonable than evolution.
First, were you there when this happened? You don't know what hit the earth or if anything hit the earth and killed the dinosaurs. This is all theory, it is not a scientific fact...
You speak as one who does not know the correlation. What you guys say directly contradicts the Bible I call the Word of God. Maybe their is no conflict with Buddhists but their definitely is or should be with Christians.
No, amigo, you dont understand evolution. First you need to define evolution. I believe in micro-evolution, but macro and all the rest [stellar, organic, etc.] are false. In your above statement you leap from micro [variations within kinds] to macro [dinosaurs turning into birds, macro] evolution without skipping a beat.
Also natural selection has been dropped by some key evolutionists. The wording is deceptive if you ask me. It shouldn't be natural SELECTION but natural RANDOMNESS. Selection implies intelligence something evolutionists say was not involved in the process.
Its fairly easy to see that dinosaurs evolved into birds? If it is fairly easy then redo it in a experiment in a lab. Because of the ratio of mutations occurring and for them to be positive plus the time factor since the asteroid I would say it is impossible for dinosaurs to turn into birds. Everybody seems to simplify evolution like its no great deal for dinosaurs to become birds. This is foolish gibberish. Bird's bones are hollow, do you realize the changes needed for this to happen? Where are the transitional fossils then? Archeoptryx is said now to be just a species of bird. Where are the millions of transitional fossils needed where bones started mutating from solid to hollow? Do you realize how complicated feathers are?
Evolution does work only through mutations. If natural randomness where true this does not change the animal it just saves the most fittest of them... :dunce:
Deinonychus, Oviraptor, and other advanced theropods (late Jurassic, Cretaceous) -- Predatory bipedal advanced theropods, larger, with more bird-like skeletal features: semilunate carpal, bony sternum, long arms, reversed pubis. Clearly runners, though, not fliers. These advanced theropods even had clavicles, sometimes fused as in birds. Says Clark (1992): "The detailed similarity between birds and theropod dinosaurs such as Deinonychus is so striking and so pervasive throughout the skeleton that a considerable amount of special pleading is needed to come to any conclusion other than that the sister-group of birds among fossils is one of several theropod dinosaurs." The particular fossils listed here are are not directly ancestral, though, as they occur after Archeopteryx.
Lisboasaurus estesi & other "troodontid dinosaur-birds" (mid-Jurassic) -- A bird-like theropod reptile with very bird-like teeth (that is, teeth very like those of early toothed birds, since modern birds have no teeth). These really could be ancestral.
How is looking at bird DNA going to tell you that they evolved from dinosaurs? Do you have any dinosaur DNA with which to compare it?
How is looking at bird DNA going to tell you that they evolved from dinosaurs? Do you have any dinosaur DNA with which to compare it?
Yeah, we do. .