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Comment #39843 by BillySands on May 12, 2007 at 5:02 am
Good post Robert
devolved
1. So when presented with a scientific challenge you dismiss it by calling it a 'waste of time'.
2. You presume but cannot prove that there are rocks 'older than a few hundred thousand years old'.
3. "..tell us why there are no humans and dinosaurs fossilised together"
With pleasure, follow the link unless you've already closed your mind to the possibility that you could be wrong in which case it would be a waste of time (but for the wrong reason)
4. "Where is the evidence that endosymbiosis is in trouble?"
here-
* This is a belief based upon a highly questionable interpretation of data
The Renault Scenic on my drive looks very much like my neighbour's Citroen Picasso. One did not evolve from the other. They were both designed.
1052. Cataloguing every species on earth
Comment #39659 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 1:18 pm
Devolved
Forgot to add the journal of creation doesnt cut it either. I wonder, do non christians review it - does anyone review it? At least proper scientific journals will let any qualified person review it - regardless of faith.
Where is the evidence that endosymbiosis is in trouble? they provide none! And you just accept that!!!!!!!!!!!
They say our views have changed, but that's science - new evidence and all that! and the HRT stuff, how is that not "new information" to the recipient? Then they say when the selective pressure is removed, these horizontally transferred genes degrade - they mutate and change - well, that is evolution!
This junk just exasperates me.
Read a proper scientific article and tell us - yourself what is wrong with it. If yoy can get it, try this http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v431/n7005/abs/nature02848.html;jsessionid=4507516DE18AF5C10391DF3F98B720BF apparently you can register and get it free.
See you aroung, but I can see why people dont debate creationists.
1053. Cataloguing every species on earth
Comment #39648 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 12:43 pm
Devolved
From previous experience, I find that your CMI links are a waste of reading time, so why not cut it out and just tell us why there are no humans and dinosaurs fossilised together? Why are there no humans in rocks older than a few hundred thousand years of age?
BTW, I notice CMI seem to think scientific american is a source of peer reviewed original data - chortle!
I'm in no rush to get back to you, but thought I would ask those questions that creationist ignore so others can practice their debating skills on you
1054. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39572 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 7:10 am
Forgot to mention, concerning psalm 22, Lion does actually fit in well with the bestial theme of it v12 bulls, v13 lion, v16 dog (and Kaari = Lion)) v 21 lions and unicorns. There is a good article on the subject here http://www.geocities.com/paulntobin/pierce.html
1055. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39560 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 6:13 am
Mark
If I were God, I would like to be clear. After all, souls are allegedly at stake.
The footnote I referred to was actually in the NIV - I do apologise - I think my screen did not refresh when I tried the KJV on bible gateway. However, what ever this date is, it is not relevant to chapter 26. Because as verse 2 makes clear Jerusalem had already fallen (587/6 BCE). Nebuchadnezzar was still king when that verse was written. That chapter does not prophecy that he will become king. He was already King.
1056. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39548 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 5:36 am
Evolutionary scientists used to think that amphibians evolved from a group of fishes that included the coelacanth, which was known only from fossils. But they dropped this idea when living coelacanths were found from 1938 showing no evidence of evolution from the oldest fossil coelacanths to the living examples. The evidence from the coelacanth is good evidence for creation, for it shows that DNA, the genetic code, has remained stable throughout time
http://www.users.bigpond.com/rdoolan/coelacanth.html
1057. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39527 by BillySands on May 11, 2007 at 4:06 am
Mark
Got a spare few minutes, so I hope Lee doesn't mind if I answer this
Can you explain how, please? Even though the coelacanth living today doesn't seem to have changed from the ones found as fossils (and claimed to date from over 400 million years ago), no doubt that won't do the job, as far you are concerned. What would?
1058. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39441 by BillySands on May 10, 2007 at 4:32 pm
Mark The KJV of Ez1:1-2 does not help any. The footnote indicates one of two possible translations - in Ezekiel's 30th year or a thirtieth year in relation to an undefined event. It offers no clarification. However If we read Ezekiel 26:2, we see that the "prophecy" that you refer to was given after the fall of Jerusalem ""Son of man, because Tyre has said concerning Jerusalem, 'Aha, the gateway of the peoples is broken; it has opened to me. I shall be filled, now that she is laid waste,' (NSAB for clarity)
Nebuchadnezzar was the king when this was given. It is not a prophecy.
as an aside, if God were real, the mistranslation blame would have to rest with him - afterall, the translators prayed about it. You have already criticised the NLT and NIV. Why do you hold with the KJV? For example, Psalm 22:16 (an alledged crucifiction prophecy)is not an accurate translation in the KJV. The word pierce does not appear in Hebrew manuscripts. The word Lion does.
I also think that a simpler explanation for Daniel's discrepancy is that he did not live around the time he said he did, but we are perhaps getting off topic a bit.
1059. Apocalypse Of The Honeybees
Comment #39237 by BillySands on May 10, 2007 at 8:04 am
This has been going on for sometime. I first heard about it 4 0r 5 years ago. I haven't seen a honeybee in Scotland for over 3 years
1060. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39154 by BillySands on May 10, 2007 at 5:21 am
Theo
Doubt it. Either God exists or he doesn't. If you are right, we both rest in peace. If I am right, well…
1061. Gene mutation linked to cognition is found only in humans
Comment #39133 by BillySands on May 10, 2007 at 4:18 am
Chadvader - how incredibly interesting!!!!
By the way, Pascal's wager - what a laugh! Applies to all faiths and is unbiblical. CS Lewis - Muppet! St Augustine - promoted and justified slavery through the "will of God" think he also said unbaptised babies went to hell.
Why dont you do some brain excercises and become an atheist. You afterall have no evidence - uncritical slack jawed admiration of the universe doesn't count as evidence by the way.
1062. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #39108 by BillySands on May 10, 2007 at 2:37 am
Well Mark, Here's the NLT version of that Text
1 On February 3, during the twelfth year of King Jehoiachin's captivity, this message came to me from the Lord: 2 "Son of man, Tyre has rejoiced over the fall of Jerusalem, saying, 'Ha! She who was the gateway to the rich trade routes to the east has been broken, and I am the heir! Because she has been made desolate, I will become wealthy!'
So, which is it? At best you can say is it is not a clear issue - Why has god giver Richard Dawkins better communication skills than his prophets and translators? :-)
1063. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #38897 by BillySands on May 9, 2007 at 12:18 pm
Mark
Obviously neither the Bible nor the other sources of information such as documents from Babylon or elsewhere actually quote dates as xxx BC (or BCE, for that matter)! Could you tell me by what calculation you conclude that Ezekiel's prophecy did not pre-date Nebuchadnezzar's accession?
For all that (although I stand by what I said), the particular aspect you picked on is not of central importance in my broader case.
1064. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #38719 by BillySands on May 9, 2007 at 3:19 am
This reminds me of your wet laxative episode :)
1065. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #38524 by BillySands on May 8, 2007 at 1:52 pm
Mark Your lengthy post will be answered when I have time to give it the consideration that it deserves. Briefly though
The prophecy was given to Ezekiel in "the eleventh year" (v1). With reference to chapter 1:1-2 and other scriptures, that year can be determined at about three years before Nebuchadnezzar became king of Babylon. While still crown prince, he is named and characterised by the prophet as a "king of kings". So Ezekiel was predicting that Nabopolassar his father would be dead, and Nebuchadnezzar enthroned, before Tyre was actually attacked. (And of course, he was perfectly correct in that respect.)
One question, does this represent your collective positions? - Reason allows for the possibility of an eternal God, but that does not mean nor will it ever mean He exists.
Couldn't I say the same thing about you guys? You all think life must have arisen by natural chance (except J.C.)
Yes, I know, not in one jump. But it cannot explain how self organization took place, or how complex information originated.
Was I absent when the debate shifted from origins to evolution?
1066. Atheists go on the political offensive in God-fearing US
Comment #38129 by BillySands on May 7, 2007 at 4:14 am
L. Minnik
I wonder if he visits christian sites such as http://www.godhatesfags.com/
and tells them they are preaching hatred. Doubt it somehow
1067. A Split Emerges as Conservatives Discuss Darwin
Comment #38119 by BillySands on May 7, 2007 at 2:53 am
Politics aside, true Darwinism does explain human behaviour much better than religion - and it is testable!
1068. Unholy row at clergy soccer game
Comment #38116 by BillySands on May 7, 2007 at 2:46 am
How can you have a friendly chat and a nice polite social exchange with people who you honestly believe are going to burn in hell forever?
1069. Unholy row at clergy soccer game
Comment #38115 by BillySands on May 7, 2007 at 2:44 am
Obvioulsly the discrimination is wrong, but I thought if you wanted to build bridges, you have to respect the opposite view. Looks like the church fails again. The muslims show why religion is bad for using the koran to suppress people without any real justification behind it. Of course, the bible isn't any better when it comes to women.
Sounds like two teams arguing over who owns the pinkest unicorn.
1070. Atheists go on the political offensive in God-fearing US
Comment #38110 by BillySands on May 7, 2007 at 2:27 am
Nice links Irate Harry. Having read them, I suppose Bizarro is intellectually fulfilled in his own little delusional world somewhere.
1071. 'No proof Jesus heals Aids'
Comment #37906 by BillySands on May 6, 2007 at 7:52 am
Aaaron
The result was these unfortunate people were put on medications because they didn't get a second opinion and went through serious physical trama as a result.
1072. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #37903 by BillySands on May 6, 2007 at 7:43 am
AMEN Brother Lee
(reminds me of the Kenny Everet character Brother Lee Love :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX03hgf_LcM )
I may as well believe in an impossibly complex god who really can assemble anything at all, anytime anyplace anytime (and in the dark if you believe the bible)
1073. 'No proof Jesus heals Aids'
Comment #37704 by BillySands on May 5, 2007 at 1:44 pm
Of course Jesus wont heal AIDS. He gave it as a gift to mankind to show his love to us
1074. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #37306 by BillySands on May 4, 2007 at 3:55 am
Theo
I am trying to figure out the possibility of a living replicating cell forming just like that
1075. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #37295 by BillySands on May 4, 2007 at 2:45 am
Hi Theo
I am trying to figure out the possibility of a living replicating cell forming just like that. How molecules came together to form the phospholipid layer and ribosomes while other molecules came together to form RNA/DNA which just so happen to have formed in such a way as to be chemically encoded with information on how to build phospholipid layers and ribosomes. It just so happen also that this advanced information storage system was assembled with replicating machinery as well as energy harnessing machinery. It's a good thing that science has provided proof that this really happened, otherwise someone would have been free to disagree!
Logic demands that something must have always existed
since the simplest form of life is designed, you know where my money is. I will ask you the same question: If the simplest and "earliest" form of life was indeed designed, what would it look like?
1076. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #37008 by BillySands on May 3, 2007 at 6:06 am
BTW, if (science forbid!) evolution was proven false tomorrow, what would the probability of Humans spontaneously forming in a snap?
Well anyway let's go back to logic; something cannot come from nothing therefore, since something exists, something must have always existed. If there is design in life then there must have always been a designer since intelligence cannot come from nothing.
1077. The God of the Bible is No Delusion!
Comment #36989 by BillySands on May 3, 2007 at 4:22 am
Welcome back Theo.
Perhaps you could explain how you calculate the probability of life and how you would calculate the probability of god.
I have problems with all such calculations and dont believe they are realistic.
Also, assuming the eternal existence of a creator proves nothing. You have to prove he exists first.
Got to have lunch. Catch you later.
1078. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36195 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 1:08 pm
Robert
Great post. All I would add to that is that a lot of the carbon that molluscs use to make their shells comes from dissolved carbonaceous minerals - like calcite and aragonite found in rocks. this is already ancient and 14C levels are negligible, this gives the artificially old dates for mollusc shells
1079. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36180 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 12:30 pm
devolved
analogous structures: Structures in different species that look alike or perform similar functions (e.g., the wings of butterflies and the wings of birds) that have evolved but do not develop from similar groups of tissues, and that have not evolved from similar structures known to be shared by common ancestors.
The Bible is clear that there is only one God who created different kinds of living creatures separately. There's no reason why the one God should not use common design principles in differently created kinds. So by my reasoning the answer is no.
You obviously wouldn't expect me to buy into any of the presppositional biases in the PBS definition.
If that doesn't satisfy you who don't you enter the lion's den and pit your considerable intellect against the creation scientists directly.
I genuinely wish you well.
1080. Shout your doubt out loud, my fellow unbelievers
Comment #36140 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 9:19 am
Fedler
I was reading some of your other posts on older threads and one statement that stuck out was you said that you were "as certain of God's existence as anything".
1081. Dawkins Delusion (3rd article, Same Stupid Title)
Comment #36131 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 8:54 am
I really do hope that people will actually get to meet Jesus Christ - in reality. And wouldn't it be great if RD became a Christian? He wouldn't be the first atheist to 'see the light' and I'm sure he won't be the last!
1082. Shout your doubt out loud, my fellow unbelievers
Comment #36129 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 8:51 am
SRWB
Thanks for puting in the effort. I wonder which of these David thinks is best?
Agreed. But the fact that we exist, and that the conditions for our existence are there, is a powerful indicator that someone or something created those conditions.
2. "The Human mind and spirit. Why are we conscious? Why are we special? And life. Where does it come from? How can we get life from non-life?"
"The Moral Law. How do we know what good and evil is? Why do we have a sense of that at all?"
1083. Against All Gods, by A C Grayling
Comment #36112 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 8:03 am
Is this not another case of yet another flea jumping on Dawkins back trying to make money?
1084. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36080 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 6:25 am
devolved
I do read your stuff. Also, I am very familiar with pro- bible apologetics. I case you dont know, I used to be a Christian and had the same presuppositions as you - that the bible must be true and everything must be done to interpret the world in biblical terms. However, you can not reason your way out of biblical difficulties. So, when I criticise the bible, rest assured that a lot of thought has gone into my specific attacks.
I'll ask you again. By your reasoning, do analagous structures argue for more than one creator?
1085. New Noah's Ark ready to sail
Comment #36062 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 4:46 am
I have some questions for creationists: Where did Noah find space for a pair of 100 tonne Argentinasaurus (and how did he get them to the middle east from South America?). Why did antelope not go extinct after the lions ate the only two on the ark. Given that a flood would KIll all fresh and salt water life, the ark must have been full of water. Why did it not sink? Finally, Why do you believe this? Were you all out taking a whizz when intelligence evolved?
1086. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36058 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 4:33 am
"Robert as ever the data don't support your arguments. You interpret data to fit your world view and then claim that as proof.."
1087. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36038 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 2:56 am
Tim
I wonder why he did not respond to you? Lets also not forget that the fossil record shows that meat eating, disease and deformity occurred long before man came on the scene either.
That's the problem for creationists, evolution disproves their account of special creation (actually even genesis 1 and 2 disagree with each other on the order of things). It also means that we are not special, and that if we evolved, then sin is not an issue, because selection favours selfish traits. The whole of christianity rests on the idea of sin. Actually there is good evidence now that genes predispose to certain behavioural choices. You may find the nature/nurture lecture here particularly interesting: http://www.princeton.edu/WebMedia/lectures/ I like the prairie voles!
1088. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #36031 by BillySands on April 30, 2007 at 2:38 am
Devolved
Again you present no evidence!
Billy doesn't like evidence for fossils that forms quickly so he makes sure his definition excludes the evidence. Neat footwork there.
Billy doesn't respond to my challenge to do some real science
Billy seems to know the impact of a unique global catastrophe that may have happened in the past and started with a deluge that covered the entire earth for more than a year and continued to affect the entire Earth for hundreds of years thereafter
1089. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35903 by BillySands on April 29, 2007 at 8:42 am
It just occurred to me that biblical literalists like to claim that life is only possible because of the values of physical constants in the universe. They make the a priori assumption that no other values will do however, if Gen 9:8-17 is to be believed, water droplets did not refract light and make rainbows before the flood. Looks like the bible argues against the biblicists view of the anthropic principle, since it says other values must have been attributed to the universal constants.
I think more compelling evidence for the theists case would be a young universe with a single planet in it. Not the 12 billion+ year old one with a possible billion billiion planets that we inhabit. Given the vastness of the universe, we have already found another potential life friendly planet. The theists mis representation of the anthropic principle is nothing more than a misrepresentation and an arguement from incredulity
1090. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35871 by BillySands on April 29, 2007 at 6:51 am
Thanks Tim
Here is some more evidence concerning chromosome 2 fusion:
1) The analogous chromosomes (2a and 2b) in the non-human great apes can be shown, when laid end to end, to create an identical banding structure to the human chromosome 2.
2) The remains of the sequence that the chromosome has on its ends (the telomere) is found in the middle of human chromosome 2 where the ancestral chromosomes fused.
3) the detail of this region (pre-telomeric sequence, telomeric sequence, reversed telomeric sequence, pre-telomeric sequence) is exactly what we would expect from a fusion.
4) this telomeric region is exactly where one would expect to find it if a fusion had occurred in the middle of human chromosome 2.
5) the centromere of human chromosome 2 lines up with the chimp chromosome 2p chromosomal centromere.
6) At the place where we would expect it on the human chromosome we find the remnants of the chimp 2q centromere
Not only is this strong evidence for a fusion event, but it is also strong evidence for common ancestry; in fact, it is hard to explain by any other mechanism.
(taken from http://www.evolutionpages.com/chromosome_2.htm )
Here is a little prediction I made of my own: The genes above the join and below the join should be in roughly the same order as they are in the analagous chimp chromosomes(remember, duplications and evolution occurring post common ancestor etc can occur and disrupt things). I chose one gene at random above the join on Human chromosome 2 (RasGRP2) and one below (HOXD8). Lets compare orders:
Human chromosome 2 CARD12 TTC27 LTB1 RasGRP3 CRIM1
Chimp chromosome 2a CARD12 TTC27 LTB1 RasGRP3 CRIM1
Human chromosome 2 PDK1 CCA7 CHN1 HOXD8 HOXD4
Chimp chromosome 2b PDK1 CCA7 CHN1 HOXD8 HOXD4
1091. Two idiots get a forum
Comment #35860 by BillySands on April 29, 2007 at 5:17 am
Andrew Brown and Mathews
Apology accepted.
When I was deluded Tamaki gave a semon at my Church - he is an idiot! I am happy to say that although the congregation was relatively conservative, they reacted angrily to him.
Now please accept my apologies for the likes of David Livingston and David Robertson (well actually, the latter keeps us all amused)
1092. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35858 by BillySands on April 29, 2007 at 4:46 am
I must be a glutton for punishment!(that or the fact I'm trying to put off doing some work on the sabbath)
devolved
There's excellent scientific evidence that a fossil can form within the span of a human lifetime.
Use catatastrophic beliefs and it gets near instant burial and preservation.
Well here's a scientists response, "In fact human chromosome 2 does not match the two small ape chromosomes it is claimed to have fused from. There are significant differences, and what similarities there are have been highly exaggerated by those making the claim.
Incidentally, it is not the case that a correct prediction proves a theory. Even if human chromosome 2 did look just how one would expect if it were to have came about via joining of two smaller chimp chromosomes, to suggest that this proves that it came about this way is to commit a logical fallacy, the fallacy of verified prediction. In fact similarities between different kinds of creatures is evidence of a common Designer, not common ancestry—see the attached notes on homology.
Why did you ignore my comment on Alx-4? That is a mutation that causes an extra claw on dogs." For the simple reason that more claws is no evidence of new information. If I bought two copies of 'The God Delusion' instead of one I'd have the same stuff twice over. If you used a photocopier to make a copy of a document and it malfunctioned and printed two copies, you would not conclude that you had created new information by this accident. It is like this with the extra organs that sometimes appear on animals (and plants). There is no new information created, so it has nothing to do with evolution!
In a recent paper, evolutionist Dr George Gabor Miklos summed it up nicely when he said: 'We can go on examining natural variation at all levels ... as well as hypothesising about speciation events in bed bugs, bears and brachiopods until the planet reaches oblivion, but we still only end up with bed bugs, brachiopods and bears. None of these body plans will transform into rotifers, roundworms or rhynchocoels.'
[George L. Gabor Miklos, 'Emergence of organisational complexities during metazoan evolution: perspectives from molecular biology, palaeontology and neo-Darwinism', Mem. Assoc. Australas. Palaeontols15, 1993, p. 25]
1093. Two idiots get a forum
Comment #35681 by BillySands on April 28, 2007 at 9:20 am
I still cant stop laughing. I wonder if his penis has 5 ridges on it?
1094. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35657 by BillySands on April 28, 2007 at 6:03 am
Good luck Robert,
This guy just wishes to deny. Here is another piece of ignorance quoted in that last post
For example, a single mutation that might prevent legs from forming is much different from a mutation that produces legs in the first place. Making a leg would require a large number of different genes present simultaneously. Moreover, where do the wings come from? Just because an organism loses a few legs doesn't convert a shrimp-like creature into a fly. Since crustaceans don't have wings, where does the information come from to make wings in flies?
1095. Two idiots get a forum
Comment #35651 by BillySands on April 28, 2007 at 5:38 am
Behold, the Creationist! - the - well.... erm? creationists nightmare!
Anyone ever told him you have to climb trees to get bananas? Now a banana the peels itself and jumps into your mouth, that would be amazing.
Behold mucocutaneous leishmaniasis: http://tmcr.usuhs.mil/tmcr/chapter46/large46/46-16.jpg
Caused by a parasite so well designed that it subverts the immune response in several ways and is able to live in lysosomes (acidic bath of "digestive" enzymes, bleach and corrosive free radicles). Behold the wonderfull creation of the god of love.
Couple of idiots!
1096. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35424 by BillySands on April 27, 2007 at 5:48 am
Does anyone else (specifically devolved) want to continue this discussion in a forum thread, as opposed to.. an article on Catholic Limbo? At least then I could get e-mail updates so I knew when to waste time writing stupidly long replies.
1097. Shout your doubt out loud, my fellow unbelievers
Comment #35419 by BillySands on April 27, 2007 at 5:37 am
What David, still no evidence? This is your chance to win back some of those people that nasty Prof Dawkins has liberated.
All we want to hear is your best evidence. We would like you to just say what you think is proof. What made you believe - Oops thats right, your parents told you about god when you were young. Surely god is so great he can tell you something to say. He has not done so yet - perhaps he is not on your side - then, maybe he is out having taking a wizz.
Lets have a contest like that on mount carmel. If god is real, let my computer catch fire before I end this post. If he is not real, then it wont.
Oh well my computer is still in tact.
1098. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35413 by BillySands on April 27, 2007 at 5:02 am
I really like the fact that you can swap mouse and fruit fly Hox genes (which differ in sequence) and still get mice and fruit flies. So you dont need a specific sequence to make a mouse or fly - God must really be trying to confuse us.
1099. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35382 by BillySands on April 27, 2007 at 3:26 am
Not least massacring all those creatures and arranging their bones (or fossils, and please explain how they fossilised in such a short space of time!) into neat strata!
They don't have to explain it. God did it. End of discussion.
1100. Pope abolishes limbo
Comment #35373 by BillySands on April 27, 2007 at 2:41 am
Ok, Devolved. You dont understand a word of what you said! (or did you lie earlier?) Your response is clearly one of denial. How can you be claiming to seek the truth when you have gone to great length to find a poor rebbuttal of evolution and then just copied and posted it.
Why did you ignore my comment on Alx-4? That is a mutation that causes an extra claw on dogs.
Also, explain the fact that we dont have a functioal gene for ascorbic acid synthesis (other close relatives do) But we contain the decaying remains of that gene (we lost it through mutation - because we sont need it - out diet provides enough). Explain a simmilar situation where ice fish only contain decaying relics of their haemoglobin genes.
What about chicken mutants that occasionally have teeth? or snakes with hips or 4 finned dolphins? http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=23906&in_page_id=34
You are also going to have to explain the logical sequence of the fossil record now - good luck!
oh and read this http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/
You asked for a mechanisms, and you seem to ignore them - give us a mechanism for creation - go on!
The fossil record corroborates evolution - that makes the theory strong. - where is your evidence of creation? Further discussion is dependant on you providing one
We have debated before - haven't we