Re: Evolution change it theory yet again.. ya see what I mean?

"Frank Reichenbacher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "JaBrIoL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > http://www.betterhumans.com/News/news.aspx?articleID=2003-11-14-4
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> > Species May Evolve through Giant Leaps
> > Gabe Romain
> > Betterhumans Staff
> > Friday, November 14, 2003, 4:30:49 PM CT
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> > New evidence suggests that species may evolve through several large
> > mutations followed by a series of smaller ones, contradicting a
> > prevailing theory that species evolve through many small genetic
> > changes over a long period of time.
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> So you figure this means that sooner or later scientists will be
proclaiming
> that all species were created uniquely and all at once 6,000 years ago?
And
> you will have been right all along.
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The Jehovah's Witnesses, by and large, believe that the "days" of Genesis 1
were long ages (whether 7000 years, or scores of millions, depends on the JW
in question).  There's even an AiG article:
http://www.christiananswers.net/q-aig/aig-jw-creationism.html which
addresses this point, as both a deficiency in the JWs' anti-evolutionism,
and a potential "wedge issue" for evangelizing JWs.

Now, I don't think that JWs accept common descent at all, even with
supernatural intervention rather than natural selection as a mechanism.  But
Jabbers would pretty clearly expect species, or "kinds," to be individually
created over long periods of time, with only humans originating a mere 6000
years ago (and unrelated to any other primate, of course).  Jabbers has, in
the past, denied being a creationist on, apparently, the grounds that he's
not a YEC.

-- Steven J.
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> > sound like intervention of a designer to me.
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> Or it could be your hallucinations coming back again.
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> Frank
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