Cool summary of micro/macro-evolution
January 19, 2010 11:27 am
Here’s a great summary of the differences between micro-evolution and macro-evolution, and why creationists like to confuse people by suggesting that one exists and the other does not. It’s pretty obvious to anyone with half a brain that if micro-evolution is true, over a long period of time, small changes in the genome would accumulate to eventually lead to an entirely new species. It’s only hard for them to believe this because their religious convictions assures them that the Magical sky man created everything as it is today. How can they simultaneously accept the mechanism of evolution (by admitting that “micro-evolution is real) without understanding what it ultimately means? With a lot of intellectual dishonesty, that’s how!
(thanks cdk007 for the great vid)
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5 Comments
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January 19, 2010
very good.
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January 20, 2010
Very useful for people not in a biological background.
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April 20, 2010
When he who hears does not know what he who speaks means, and when he who speaks does not know what he himself means, that is philosophy
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November 20, 2010
Hi all, – stumbled upon this web site by chance whilst roaming across the web this afternoon, and pleased that i did! I do like the page structure and tones, but I need to point out that I’m having problems when it loads. I’m using Shiira 1 browser for mac, and the top panel doesn’t align correctly. i’m sure I’ve applied precisely the same layout on a company’s web site, but the menu seems okay on mine. I imagine the error is at this end and I reckon that it’s the perfect time to swap!
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May 3, 2011
okay i’m confused. i understand what people think about the big bang theory and everything and their proof backing it… but i have a question. where did the first particle of anything, any substance or atom or anything, come from? It couldn’t just appear one day could it? Do evolutionists believe that the particle or whatever was there since the beginning of time? If so, how do they explian that thought?
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