yeah he just had to use dirt because he's cheap as fuck

quit being a prick. if you don't like the way someone is articulating themselves, explain to them where their reasoning is off. Or better yet, just shut up.

You do this way too often and it's getting ridiculous.

What religion is against evolution?

Evolution merely says that life will evolve.
Like , a tiger will become a cat.
I am not against it.

Noah only took a few species of animals onto his ark.
Life evolved after that, and it became so abundant throughout the Earth.

Creation isn't against evolution , but rather abiogenesis.



The truth is , no person on Earth can tell you if that fossil is genuine.
Evolutionists will TRY to see apes in humans.

Ask any evolutionist if they think humans look like apes , and they will say , "Yes"
Ask any creationist if we look like apes , and they will most likely say ,"No".

An African who has never heard of electricity , will commonly mistake a plane for a bird , because they aren't used to the idea that humans can fly.
In the same way , our point of view comes to us in the form of fact.

There was once an indian who stood on top of a cliff , and the Indian was looking at the water , and saw a boat appear out of nowhere.
The boat only appeared to him , because his brain tried to make sense of it.
Your eyes will see what is there , but your brain will tell you what you are seeing , and it could lie to you.

i think i picked up where you left off

Christianity pretty clearly isn't compatible with evolution if you take into account genesis. unless you have a ridiculously metaphorical interpretation of it then it's hard to reconcile evolution/geology/biology/every known science with the creation story and the flood.

Who wrote the genesis was probably an egyptian priest who had a lot of free time to look at things and think about how they appeared and in what order but had to dumb all that down for the masses so that they would maybe understand but instead everyone took it literally

there was never such a thing as missing link, it was a bad phrase driven by media. their will always be something in between, you find one you'll need to find another one that links it to the other one. its like only taking half of a portion until its gone, you will never finish.

well that's an entirely different argument

An African who has never heard of electricity , will commonly mistake a plane for a bird , because they aren't used to the idea that humans can fly.
In the same way , our point of view comes to us in the form of fact.

There was once an indian who stood on top of a cliff , and the Indian was looking at the water , and saw a boat appear out of nowhere.
The boat only appeared to him , because his brain tried to make sense of it.

no person on Earth can tell you if that fossil is genuine