Ever Seen a Cat-Dog

I'm not a doctor or a researcher, but I know that development of new antibiotics draws heavily on evolutionary theory.

 

Neither do scientists dispute the existence of evolution, only religious nuts do that...

 

you should have said: "back off man. i'm a scientist."

 

What is MadMax - Jesus?

I'll take "Maybe, Maybe No" for $300, Alex.

 

MadMax - Religious sanity

 

please don't call me religious!

 

andymoon: drugs
MadMax: Jesus
MajorMalcontent: Fat?

 

If there is no evolution - then how is it that I keep getting better looking ?

 

Can I get guns? I will go toe-to-toe with ROXRAN in a battle of gun knowledge if needed.

 

because your eyesight keeps getting worse.

 

Hay OH!

 

not if your job title is "Scientist".

 

I love this forum.

I start in a thread defending that it might be ok for schools to actually be allowed to state what problems there are with the theory of evolution and by the end I am a religious nut that disputes the existence of evolution... which I might add I have never done.

 

also, you could really use a breath mint.

 

I would prefer a nice cuban cigar.

Thanks anyway though.

 

As a rabid Dinophile, I'm offended and disappointed in you, Cheetah.

 

Well I never seen a catdog/
But I kinda like the music
~ Hoyt Axton, 1836

 

I thought you were a rapid Dinophile -- sincere apologies.

[sad face]

 

I can't even fathom how someone would be a true creationist. It's just beyond all science.

How on Earth do you explain different breeds of dogs that have come about since the 1500s or later? Maybe I don't get creationism, but it is just beyond all science.

It's simply amazing what the creatures of the world have evolved from, and where we are now, as species' on the planet. That, in itself, should be reveled as a divine miracle by those of religious beliefs....