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Old 02-20-2003, 11:58 AM   #11
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As a matter of fact, for some strange reason plants and weeds aren't good enough for my little creationist! He insists examples from the animal kindom, and animal kindom only. Period.

AAAAAAARGH!!!
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P.S. No, I haven't been able to get the answer to any of my previous questions, nor any explanation why plants are out.
Luckily, the whole forum is starting to get pissed of about him.
I've heard creationists insist that plants are not alive in the same sense that animals are. I guess they just act that way.

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"Variation is used up."

How the frick does one "use up" the ability to change stuff?
I guess they mean that there are various breeds of dogs but they're still dogs.

Of course, from Noah's ark they supposedly became foxes, hyenas, cayotes, wolves.....or whatever a dog "kind" includes.

Don't try and make rational sense out of creationist claims. You'll just hurt your brain.
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I guess they mean that there are various breeds of dogs but they're still dogs.
Yup, in much the same way as Kurt ‘Baraminologist’ Wise reckons the Bovidae are all one ‘baramin’ (‘kind’).

Gemsbok


Highland cattle


Springbok


Cheviot sheep


Bison (American buffalo)


Goat (Golden Guernsey)


Hereford cattle


Dik-dik


Yeah, right. Just how much microevolution is that, in 4000 years since Noah? And where's the boundary?

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Yet with all this radiation of megafauna humans some how managed to not diverge, even they were isolated by the Tower of Babel insident.
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