There ARE small evolutions. That is true. More "adaptations" I think. That of course is a far stretch from one "kind" of creature turning into another.
I always hear about scientific proof of evolution, but never see any of the actual proof shown. They keep saying its there, but never show any proof. Using a partial ape skeleton, changing its pelvis and making up feet only shows how far an evolutionist will go to make something fit their preconceived belief. That's not science. That's imagination.
And the foundation of evolution is racism. Darwin believed that black people were closer to pure ape. In the early 1900s a zoo put an aborigine in with the apes, where he was put on display as "close to pure ape". Adolph Hitler was a big believer in evolution. The Germans held the olympics in the 1930s, and Hitler was mad that his "humans" had to compete against Jesse Owens, a black American.
So the whole foundation of the theory is conceived by a racist. Is that what you really want to follow?
Troy makes fun of my belief in the Bible, which was written several thousand years ago. Yet he puts his "faith" in a book written by a racist not even 200 years ago.
If evolution is true, why are there ANY lower life forms still around? Why didn't THEY also evolve?
(I know the answer why)
I saw in the Milwaukee public museum where they had a chicken with super long tail feathers. They must have been at least 3 feet long! They said that was proof of evolution. I asked, "arn't feathers in a chicken's DNA already? It's not like it grew scales or something, it's just long feathers. Besides, how would longer tail feathers be a beneficial thing?" The teacher with her school children there just walked away. She had no answer. The same thing happened with the dark and light colored moths. That was shown as proof. Yet both were 100% moths. Just like black skinned people are the same as white people. Both are pure HUMAN.
And Kevin, thank you for the complement! I really DO care about you! And I KNOW how hard it is to change beliefs that have been ingrained in you since you were young: I didn't become a Christian until I was 21 years old. It took me a while until it sunk in to my thick skull! LOL!