Spazzy_D said:
Hynad said:
crissindahouse said:
you just have to look how humans looked 100 years ago compared to nowadays (especially the height) to know that humans evolution is super fast.
can't be so hard to get this in the brain.
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Yet, the same can't be said about apes. From which humans are often believed to have evolved from. ¬_¬
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Two thing:
1.) Nothing in evolutionary theory states that organisms MUST be constantly changing.
2.) Apes have evolved quite a bit. It is, infact, wrong to say humans evolved from apes. Humans (according to evolution) ARE apes. Just a highly specialized type of ape. This thing is that many people have this notion that people arose from chimps, which is false. Humans and chimps have a common ancestor, that was niether human nor chimp. Chimps have been evolving alongside humans..... humans and chimps actually have a very differntly structured shoulder. The weird thing is, a human's shoulder is JUST like a gorilla's or any other, non-chimp ape. The unique shoulder was a trait that chimps evolved after they broke away from the line that would eventually include humans. (once again, according to evolutionary theory)
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If that's true then why did evolutionists state that living fossils are embarassing? Niles Eldredge remarked: “In the context of Darwin’s own founding conceptions, and certainly from the perspective of the modern synthesis, living fossils are something of an enigma, if not an embarrassment.” (Eldredge and Stanley p. 272)
Peter Ward in his 1992 book: terms living fossils “evolutionary curiosities, more embarrassments to the theory of evolution than anything else.” (p. 13)
How in the world did the hundreds or thousands of species did not change (morphologically and anatomically) in the last 100+ million years when there were ice ages, meteor impacts, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis etc.? And let's not forget the supposed huge catastrophic event that happened 65 million years ago that wiped out 75% of species. It's certain after such a huge event that lead to the supposed mass extinction the tempo of evolution would increase while life would scramble to form new dramatic varied species that would thrive in the new environmental niche and changes to the living fossils. But apparently not. Put it another way: The same reason I assume (using the evolutionists' model) the amber fossils and living fossils would change at least a little morphologically and anatomically is the same reasons evolutionists assume humans evolved from some ape in the last 7 million years.
Evolutionists have offered just-so stories for the reason why humans evolved so fast in the last 7 million years or so from an ape ancestor -which requires many anatomical and morpohological changes -such as an unstable environment. But in the last 100+ million years there were ice ages, meteor impacts, volcanic eruptions, tsunamies etc. that would have led to an unstable environment.
Mutations should have inevitably changed the living fossils and amber fossils especially after 100+ million years. Evolutionists can't use the cop-out excuse that they were somehow immune to natural selection or natural pressure because mutations whether good, bad or neutral, are carried to the next generation no matter what.
It's so very convenient - Change occurs rapidly to fit their story. Stasis occurs for 100+ million years to fit their story. It's an ad hoc explanation without any scientific evidence (with a source) to back up their story. Their whole story doesn't have a scientific leg to stand on.