That's what I always tell myself when I get into "question" mode and begin getting frustrated with the how's and what's and when's. I'm really not going to be concerned with finding out the answer to the questions we ask here on earth. It'll just be so wonderful to be in the very presence of God. Ok, so I might want to see if I can outbench Sampson if he's up there. lol
monster unbiased source.
Only problem is there are no transitional fossils, so they won't be popping up anywhere. You'd think that if we had this enormous evolution of species that the fossil record would be full of transitional fossils.
Make sure sampson gets his hair cut first
The bird has always been just that...A Bird!
Good job Sherlock! Evolution involves change in a species over generations to better adapt to the environment. By definition when a species evolves into new species, it becomes extinct. Your thread title makes as much sense as saying "humans have always been." However, homo habilis and homo erectus preceded modern-day humans.
If each prior species became extinct upon the "evolution" into a new species, shouldn't we all be the same species?
Now tell us what species a bird evolved from.
NoYou can look it up.
Johnny?
wow, I guess birds didn't evolve b/c you say so
I guess they did because you say so. Quite a high level discussion we're having here.
Silly bum, birds didn't evolve b/c I say so. Birds evolved b/c science has found evidence that supports this premise. You refuse to look at the evidence when it's a simple click away.
Fine with me. The only person you are hurting is yourself with your ignorance.