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|    Timothy Sutter to Ron Dean    |
|    Re: Our planet earth; DESIGNED FOR LIFE    |
|    13 May 19 23:36:11    |
      XPost: alt.bible, alt.bible.prophecy, alt.christian.religion       XPost: alt.christian, alt.religion.last-days       From: a202010@mail.com              On 5/13/19 10:05 PM, Ron Dean wrote:       > On 5/10/2019 9:41 AM, James wrote:              >> Yes, you have some good examples here, such as the horse. It was once       >> (maybe still is) considered a prime example of macroevolution. Notice:       >>       >> As The World Book Encyclopedia states: "Horses are among the       >> best-documented examples of evolutionary development." Illustrations       >> of this begin with a very small animal and end with the large horse of       >> today. But does the fossil evidence really support this?       >>       >> But then The Encyclopaedia Britannica comments: "The evolution of the       >> horse was never in a straight line." In other words, nowhere does the       >> fossil evidence show a gradual development from the small animal to       >> the large horse. Evolutionist Hitching says of this foremost       >> evolutionary model: "Once portrayed as simple and direct, it is now so       >> complicated that accepting one version rather than another is more a       >> matter of faith than rational choice. Eohippus, supposedly the       >> earliest horse, and said by experts to be long extinct and known to us       >> only through fossils, may in fact be alive and well and not a horse at       >> all-a shy, fox-sized animal called a daman that darts about in the       >> African bush."       > >       > Thanks for this information. I have for several years known about the       > discovery of master control genes called _homeobox genes. This       > discovery in 1883, went virtually unnoticed for almost a decade. I think       > possibly the reason for this was because evolutionist did not know what       > to do with this discovery. It seemed to run completely contrary to the       > standard evolutionary paradigm and it was first denied or it was claimed       > that it had to play some minor role in evolution.       > But the scientist in whose lab the discovery was made, decided that this       > denial could not go on forever, so the scientist, Dr, Walter J. Gehring       > a Swiss developmental biologist who was a professor at the Biozentrum       > Basel of the University of Basel, Switzerland, did an experiment which       > proved the reality of these genes. They could not be denied. However,       > evolutionist entitled this _new_science_ Evo Devo short for evolutionary       > developmental biology. In my view, if this discovery doesn't falsify       > evolution it's only because Evolution is non- falsifiable - hence non       > science!       >       > Before I go into this, do you know about these genes?                     are you going to say that the homeobox gene/s cannot have       slowly and gradually developed from precursor elements       but can only function as a fully formed multi-component tool-kit?              what's to stop accident theorists from claiming that this       is simply one of the first freakish accidents to occur?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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