"Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ...
Inabón Yunes wrote on 7/23/2006 12:50 AM:

In the case of fish, well, they are a couple of steps down from birds in the evolutionary scale.

Evolution is a great for people that don't want to
acknowledge the reality of the Creator.

Creationism is great or people that don't want to
acknowledge the fact they are alone in the Universe
and there is no God listening to their prayers :-)

My computer evolved from a toaster oven.

I tried to make some toast the other day, but even though the slots are of different sizes, I could not get a slice of bread in
there. Obviously, an inferior evolutionary process. I'm sure it will become extinct soon.

No, it is not evolved from the toaster oven, Wayne...
That was quite a foolish example :-)

Get a chain, and cut every other link. Throw out all of the cut links. Take all of the intact links and arrange them so that they
look pretty. You will then have a good working model of the theory of evolution.

Only people who do not know evolution enough could
make such a comment.

Actually, evolution is easy to prove. Simply gather some old bones from a variety of animals (your choice), and some human bones,
and put them together so that they look half human, and then give it a name like Suzie.

Evolution theory gets new proofs every day with all the work
scientists are doing all over The World. The problem is
that you will not learn about these discoveries in church!
You need to read some real books to find out about them!
For some people, it is way too difficult to read science books,
so they settle for "easy answers" derived from "Holy Bible".
They do not explain anything this way - they just replace
missing knowledge with unable to be prooven fairy tales... LOL :-)
Every interesting question has only one answer in Creationism:
"God did it". This way you can explain everything, but you
will remain KNOWING NOTHING AT ALL.

Scientist have recently discovered a new class of creatures down deep in the sea. They have classified them in the zoowacko group.
They have 2 heads and 3 eyes on each head :-)

Oh, really ? I would like to read about them...
Throw some details, please.