gabriel wrote:

http://www.answersingenesis.org/get-answers/top-ten/myths-about-creat...

Myth 10: Creationists Don’t Believe Species Change

A popular cariacature of creationists is that we teach the fixity
of species (i.e., species don’t change). And since species
obviously do change, evolutionists enjoy setting up this
straw-man argument to win a debate that was never really there in
the first place.

Prior to the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
especially, some Christians did claim that species were
immutable. But part of the problem is that the word species did
not mean the same thing then as it does now—nor was there ever
any reason to assume fixity in the first place.

Creationists have long been amazed by the diversity within each

Because they ahve no understanding of genetics.

created kind (or baramin, roughly on the family level). We know

Baramins are a cretinist term with no scientific standing.

that species do change—but only within the original kinds God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

Explain all those fossils...

Species changing via natural selection and mutations is perfectly
in accord with what the Bible teaches. Such changes are not

Where does the bible explain mutations? Where do they explain how human
and chimp DNA are similar to the extent of the high 90 percents?

evolution—they remind us that God put enough information in the
genome of each original kind to live and flourish in a cursed
world.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/get-answers/top-ten/myths-about-creation#paginateTop

Myth 10: Creationists Don’t Believe Species Change

A popular cariacature of creationists is that we teach the fixity
of species (i.e., species don’t change). And since species
obviously do change, evolutionists enjoy setting up this
straw-man argument to win a debate that was never really there in
the first place.

Prior to the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
especially, some Christians did claim that species were
immutable. But part of the problem is that the word species did
not mean the same thing then as it does now—nor was there ever
any reason to assume fixity in the first place.

Creationists have long been amazed by the diversity within each

created kind (or baramin, roughly on the family level). We know

that species do change—but only within the original kinds God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

Species changing via natural selection and mutations is perfectly
in accord with what the Bible teaches. Such changes are not

evolution—they remind us that God put enough information in the
genome of each original kind to live and flourish in a cursed
world.

gabriel wrote:

http://www.answersingenesis.org/get-answers/top-ten/myths-about-creat...

Myth 10: Creationists Don’t Believe Species Change

A popular cariacature of creationists is that we teach the fixity
of species (i.e., species don’t change). And since species
obviously do change, evolutionists enjoy setting up this
straw-man argument to win a debate that was never really there in
the first place.

Prior to the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
especially, some Christians did claim that species were
immutable. But part of the problem is that the word species did
not mean the same thing then as it does now—nor was there ever
any reason to assume fixity in the first place.

Creationists have long been amazed by the diversity within each

Because they ahve no understanding of genetics.

created kind (or baramin, roughly on the family level). We know

Baramins are a cretinist term with no scientific standing.

that species do change—but only within the original kinds God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

Explain all those fossils...

Species changing via natural selection and mutations is perfectly
in accord with what the Bible teaches. Such changes are not

Where does the bible explain mutations? Where do they explain how human
and chimp DNA are similar to the extent of the high 90 percents?

evolution—they remind us that God put enough information in the
genome of each original kind to live and flourish in a cursed
world.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/get-answers/top-ten/myths-about-creation
#paginateTop

Myth 10: Creationists Don’t Believe Species Change

A popular cariacature of creationists is that we teach the fixity
of species (i.e., species don’t change). And since species
obviously do change, evolutionists enjoy setting up this
straw-man argument to win a debate that was never really there in
the first place.

Prior to the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
especially, some Christians did claim that species were
immutable. But part of the problem is that the word species did
not mean the same thing then as it does now—nor was there ever
any reason to assume fixity in the first place.

Creationists have long been amazed by the diversity within each
created kind (or baramin, roughly on the family level). We know
that species do change—but only within the original kinds God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

Species changing via natural selection and mutations is perfectly
in accord with what the Bible teaches. Such changes are not
evolution—they remind us that God put enough information in the
genome of each original kind to live and flourish in a cursed
world.

More information:
Fixity of species:
www.answersingenesis.org/articles/2009/03/16/fixity-of-species

Do Species Change:
www.answersingenesis.org/articles/am/v4/n1/species-change

Zonkeys, Ligers, and Wolphins, oh my!
www.answersingenesis.org/articles/aid/v3/n1/zonkeys-ligers-wholphins

Bara-what ?
www.answersingenesis.org/articles/am/v3/n4/bara-what

God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

On Nov 8, 12:48 pm, RichTravsky <traRvE... at (no spam) hotmMOVEail.com> wrote:
gabriel wrote:

http://www.answersingenesis.org/get-answers/top-ten/myths-about-creat...

Myth 10: Creationists Don’t Believe Species Change

A popular cariacature of creationists is that we teach the fixity
of species (i.e., species don’t change). And since species
obviously do change, evolutionists enjoy setting up this
straw-man argument to win a debate that was never really there in
the first place.

Prior to the publication of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
especially, some Christians did claim that species were
immutable. But part of the problem is that the word species did
not mean the same thing then as it does now—nor was there ever
any reason to assume fixity in the first place.

Creationists have long been amazed by the diversity within each

Because they ahve no understanding of genetics.

created kind (or baramin, roughly on the family level). We know

Baramins are a cretinist term with no scientific standing.

that species do change—but only within the original kinds God
created roughly 6,000 years ago.

Explain all those fossils...

Species changing via natural selection and mutations is perfectly
in accord with what the Bible teaches. Such changes are not

Where does the bible explain mutations? Where do they explain how human
and chimp DNA are similar to the extent of the high 90 percents?

evolution—they remind us that God put enough information in the
genome of each original kind to live and flourish in a cursed
world.

Where does the bible explain mutations? Where do they explain how
human
and chimp DNA are similar to the extent of the high 90 percents?

**You see,your assumptions are flawed.The Bible is already a huge
collection,no reason to make it even bigger or like an
Encyclopedias.The Bible shouldn't have explain the details of
science,or meticulous details which is not relevant to the main
subject.

Human are all creatures of God,the Bible said so.A monkey could
walk,and human also could walk.The functions of movements in our limbs
perhaps also bore resemblance.O.1 % different,is hell alot,in science
concept.