Subduction Zone
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Since you are an ape you would fail. You should think this through.I won't? I think if I go to the zoo I can tell the difference without biological testing between humans and apes. For the most part.
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Since you are an ape you would fail. You should think this through.I won't? I think if I go to the zoo I can tell the difference without biological testing between humans and apes. For the most part.
Monkeys have not invented clothing for themselves. I GUESS they feel no need for clothing.What are you talking about? The Bible is not even that old.
what are you talking about here? If it is the Miller/Urey experiment that was successfully done over fifty years ago.Why not? Besides, you needed an electrical current, I believe, to have "tested it." Not quite a real proof. And then -- and then what happened to the combined elements? Still testing? In the words of the late Gilda Radner, "I don't think so."
So what?Monkeys have not invented clothing for themselves. I GUESS they feel no need for clothing.
What are you talking about? The Bible is not even that old.
The story of genesis was written 1400-1500BC, some say older. Did the word specie exist then? If not how were they classified? .
They do use that argument? OK, it's a pretty good one. Not one animal (and I won't call humans animals unless they act like one) has invented or felt the need for clothing. How come? They didn't evolve to that point? Or -- as you say -- it's only a creationist's argument? Creationist, I suppose, to you, is a person who believes that God made animals,rocks, and everything besides Himself? Not sure what creationists believe or what you think they believe. The fact still remains (yes the FACT), that apes, shrimp, giraffes, and lions, do not, and I repeat, do NOT make or wear clothes. Any idea as quantifying it according to evolution as to why that is so? Humans look like humans. Apes resemble apes.Yes, another amazingly weak argument that creationists use.
But then that is why there is no real debate. There is only corrections of creationist misconceptions.
Find a valid source that supports that claim. From what I have read a date of 500 BCE would be more accurate.
Does it matter? As far as your argument goes? Still -- no animal wears clothes by its own invention.Find a valid source that supports that claim. From what I have read a date of 500 BCE would be more accurate.
I would think if an ape produced anything looking close to a human there would be a big commotion about it. but then, as you say, that is construed by you as a "creationist" argument. I'm beginning to think creationists make a lot of sense.You still are an ape. Seriously. Creationists quite often have a mistaken idea of a "change in kind". That is a creationist strawman of evolution. In evolution there is no "change of kind".
They do use that argument? OK, it's a pretty good one. Not one animal (and I won't call humans animals unless they act like one) has invented or felt the need for clothing. How come? They didn't evolve to that point? Or -- as you say -- it's only a creationist's argument? Creationist, I suppose, to you, is a person who believes that God made animals,rocks, and everything besides Himself? Not sure what creationists believe or what you think they believe. The fact still remains (yes the FACT), that apes, shrimp, giraffes, and lions, do not, and I repeat, do NOT make or wear clothes. Any idea as quantifying it according to evolution as to why that is so? Humans look like humans. Apes resemble apes.
but they do every day. Every human mother is an ape. Your mother was an ape. There is no big deal about it because that is what is expected.I would think if an ape produced anything looking close to a human there would be a big commotion about it. but then, as you say, that is construed by you as a "creationist" argument. I'm beginning to think creationists make a lot of sense.
I seriously doubt that designers are all nudists.Does it matter? As far as your argument goes? Still -- no animal wears clothes by its own invention.
No, no, no. You made the claim first and I asked for evidence. After you give yours then you can ask me to support my claim. Or you could admit that you have nothing and then you can politely ask for evidence. I will gladly comply.Support your claim of it being no older than 500BC
LOL. Humans, however, come out naked. Like apes. Apes still stay apesbut they do every day. Every human mother is an ape. Your mother was an ape. There is no big deal about it because that is what is expected.
Boy we went a long way from the initial question.In atheism the afterlife you go to is simply ceasing to exist on your deathbed.Why doesn't the idea of ceasing to exist forever not more scary to atheists?
OK, you have successfully further moved me away from the idea of evolution. Proven to me. Thank you.I seriously doubt that designers are all nudists.
No, no, no. You made the claim first and I asked for evidence. After you give yours then you can ask me to support my claim. Or you could admit that you have nothing and then you can politely ask for evidence. I will gladly comply.
No, no, no. You made the claim first and I asked for evidence. After you give yours then you can ask me to support my claim. Or you could admit that you have nothing and then you can politely ask for evidence. I will gladly comply.
Yes, apes stay apes. That is why you are an ape.LOL. Humans, however, come out naked. Like apes. Apes still stay apes
Boy we went a long way from the initial question.
Yes, and you made the claim first and I asked you to support it before you asked me. What is your evidence of Genesis being that old?Anyone making a claim, whether first, second or last, needs to support it.