wirelessguru1 Wrote:
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> > I think it's quite possible that evolution
> would create complex organisms eventually.
>
> What does that really mean to you?

It means that at one time, life can begin with a simple single cell organism and through various processes, become more complex over time.

> How does 'evolution' actually 'create'!? and
> please do not answer by random mutations over long
> periods of time!!!

To create can be either make or to become. Babies of all kinds are "created" everyday without any sort of rhyme or reason...or a creator. However, the creation of various species is actually a concept to humans alone. Does a dog know that it is its own species? Does it attempt to classify plants and animals found living in its environment and labelling them? Probably not. I think that evolution is infinitely more complex than just "random mutations" over long periods of times. There has long been indications that changes to life have sometimes simply been a symbiotic relationship between two lifeforms becoming a permanent one. I think that evolution is an ongoing process, constantly at work but probably in such minute ways that it goes unnoticed.


> Are you part of the new age creationists where
> evolution vs. God creates?

Pure science here. I was a biology/botany major in college. Take that for what you will. I feel that evolution does have its flaws and probably isn't perfect but it is substantially better, less egotistical and more probable than any creator deity forming us all up.

Stephanie




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