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GUEST,pete from seven stars link BS: BBC v. Jeremy Clarkson. (868* d) RE: BS: BBC v. Jeremy Clarkson. 01 Apr 15


so steve, you have no evolutionary beliefs ?. I presume that what you mean is [ that you say ] it's true ? ok, lets have the evidence....and appeals to authority and numbers is not direct evidence, and if it were the theist can use it too !. if those laws of nature you listed support evolutionist teaching, then pray tell how ?. however, laws of nature like organisms producing after their own kind [ as per genesis ] are in line with creation which you say has not a scrap of evidence. and then there is the evidence for the catastrophic flood. there are millions of dead things preserved as fossils, and even soft tissue from creatures supposedly many millions of yrs old. then there are trees buried across multi strata. all these are much more in line with more recent, sudden burial from waterborne sediment, than the gradualism of evolutionism. now I do know that evolutionists have come round to the idea of some catastrophism, but is there evidence for much else ?.
we seem to have different ideas about what the expression " hostile witness " means. I know that snail is not on my side , and that is what makes his challenge to you all the valuable. it is the other side verifying that evolution cant be verified. so, steve, show me some evolution, if evolution is true !.                  
and I respectfully request you stop using the name as a swear word.., that is if you expect responses to you in future.




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