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Topic: Evolution Is it Compatible With THE BIBLE? - part 2
Bushidobillyclub Joined Fri 05/11/07 Posts: 5689	Mon 02/23/09 01:44 PM
Feral the only thing I know about you, is that your ignore my questions instead of answering them. It seems you are good at ignoring what you do not understand.

yellowrose10 Joined Tue 12/11/07 Posts: 52804	Mon 02/23/09 01:50 PM
I'm not up on the evolutary theory, but I do think things evolve to adapt to their surrounding and climate I do to within a species... But was a cat ever a cow, was a dog ever a turtle. What I would like to see is people taking the original OP and answering for themselves from the original. Don't go off on your own lil jaunt to prove a point.... I have a couple questions for you Feral. What is a species feral? If you have two groups of one species, lets call them tribe 1. and tribe 2. They do not interbreed at all, perhaps due to being separated geographically, but it could also be other reasons. Lets say Tribe 1 gains a new found adaptation to deal with their environment. Many such changes in tribe 1 can cause an inability to reproduce back with tribe 2. Would tribe 1 and tribe 2 then be the same species or a different species if they could not breed together to create offspring? I'm not feral and won't speak for her. But IMO...I do think species can evolve...mentally, physically, etc do to climates and survival does that help?????

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Mon 02/23/09 01:55 PM
Feral the only thing I know about you, is that your ignore my questions instead of answering them. It seems you are good at ignoring what you do not understand. Well that is not on purpose darling..not at all...I will go back and look and answer.

smiless Joined Wed 09/26/07 Posts: 13765	Mon 02/23/09 01:57 PM
Isn't the duckbill a fascinating animal? My goodness a mammal that lays eggs is amazing.

yellowrose10 Joined Tue 12/11/07 Posts: 52804	Mon 02/23/09 01:58 PM
Isn't the duckbill a fascinating animal? My goodness a mammal that lays eggs is amazing. DON'T MESS WITH MY PLATYPUS

smiless Joined Wed 09/26/07 Posts: 13765	Mon 02/23/09 02:08 PM
I bet a duckbill just laid a egg when you said that.

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Mon 02/23/09 02:08 PM Edited by feralcatlady on Mon 02/23/09 02:10 PM
I'm not up on the evolutary theory, but I do think things evolve to adapt to their surrounding and climate I do to within a species... But was a cat ever a cow, was a dog ever a turtle. What I would like to see is people taking the original OP and answering for themselves from the original. Don't go off on your own lil jaunt to prove a point.... I have a couple questions for you Feral. What is a species feral? If you have two groups of one species, lets call them tribe 1. and tribe 2. They do not interbreed at all, perhaps due to being separated geographically, but it could also be other reasons. Lets say Tribe 1 gains a new found adaptation to deal with their environment. Many such changes in tribe 1 can cause an inability to reproduce back with tribe 2. Would tribe 1 and tribe 2 then be the same species or a different species if they could not breed together to create offspring? A species is a class of individuals having common characteristics, and/or biological classifications of species..... But then there is also specific species or Human endangered species mammals species fish species animal species extinct species new species invasive species exotic species First off you have tribe 1 and tribe 2 and they have no interaction. Well they at this point are two different species. Now tribe one adapts due to environment. Well still clearly they still having nothing to do with tribe 2....And therefore would have nothing to do with tribe 2. Like I said Billy and we will use your tribe 1 and tribe 2.....they do not breed and therefore they have nothing in common with each other...but then within their own say tribe one they adapt....I totally by this......

yellowrose10 Joined Tue 12/11/07 Posts: 52804	Mon 02/23/09 02:08 PM
again..I don't pretend to have the answers. I believe in creation but think it's possible for species to evolve to adapt to conditions clear as the platypus?

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Mon 02/23/09 02:12 PM
again..I don't pretend to have the answers. I believe in creation but think it's possible for species to evolve to adapt to conditions clear as the platypus? And there ya go....because the platypus never evolved from another species....he just got smaller and lost teeth within his own species....But the platypus was never a beaver, nor any other creature other then a platypus..

yellowrose10 Joined Tue 12/11/07 Posts: 52804	Mon 02/23/09 02:17 PM
the platypus is unique lol but at some point of where things come from ... isn't there some point where it is unknown (regarding science etc) like...what started it all? feral....i wasn't suggesting evolve into a different species....that's not something i would know alot about anyway when i say evolve...i don't mean pig to man lol (as someone once joked somewhere)

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Tue 02/24/09 06:23 AM
the platypus is unique lol but at some point of where things come from ... isn't there some point where it is unknown (regarding science etc) like...what started it all? feral....i wasn't suggesting evolve into a different species....that's not something i would know alot about anyway when i say evolve...i don't mean pig to man lol (as someone once joked somewhere) I know yellowrose.....within a species...because I know what you believe....you have made it clear....How are you sweet woman....kiss kiss

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Tue 02/24/09 08:38 AM
Billy I answered and now you disappear....gigglesnort

TBRich Joined Fri 11/07/08 Posts: 8232	Tue 02/24/09 08:58 AM
Evolution states that everything living today is the end point of its own current evolution. However, the evidence demonstrates that many similar species probably had a common ancestor that they evolved from. Either through slow gradual adaptation or punctuated equilibrium. It does not say that pigs turn into men or men came from monkeys.

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Tue 02/24/09 12:40 PM
So now we have a third one....maybe you guys should caucus and decide among you first....exactly where you all think that man came from..I see much more inconsistencies with the evolution theory of any kind then I do with God's creation.

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Tue 02/24/09 06:59 PM


SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Tue 02/24/09 07:02 PM
No, we are all on the Holo-Deck of the Draconian Mothership our allocated time here is brief but seems a lifetime due to the evolution/advancement of Draconian Holo-Technology If you are interested, contact Jeanniebean or MirrorMirror They are Draconian Ambassadors here to assist in our transition into their food chain. for real, no chit

SharpShooter10 Joined Tue 11/20/07 Posts: 11271	Tue 02/24/09 07:03 PM
Isn't the duckbill a fascinating animal? My goodness a mammal that lays eggs is amazing. They tasted good roasted on a stick, now they are extinct

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Tue 02/24/09 07:12 PM
This must be the thread that never ends. ....

feralcatlady Joined Mon 10/08/07 Posts: 35491	Wed 02/25/09 06:17 AM
hmmmmm I wonder who isn't letting it die.....is it me or a higher power......... ponder that one... JB Are the Drakonians going to come take you one day...And if so am I still going to be able to talk to you?

Jeanniebean Joined Wed 01/30/08 Posts: 40028	Wed 02/25/09 06:30 AM
hmmmmm I wonder who isn't letting it die.....is it me or a higher power......... ponder that one... Its you. A higher power has no reason to argue.