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Originally Posted by Derbonic  A computor is a great example of evolution. You know .. keeping the parts that work , and eliminating the parts that dont. Started as an abucus maybe.
Building are also a great example of how evolution works. We didnt just all of the sudden have sky scrapers.
Come on now. *sigh |
http://www.rae.org/godexist.html
One of the greatest demonstrations of God's existence is the tremendous evidence of design in nature. If we found that an arm or a leg or a gill or an eye or a heart could exist on its own, we would have more reason to believe that life as we know it could have evolved by chance. But every creature is a living system with millions of integrated parts that cannot exist by themselves. Even the single celled ameba is made up of highly complex molecules and organelles that work together in a tightly interrelated system. Take away any part of this system and the cell dies. A crude comparison would be to a gasoline engine, made up of pistons, a crankcase, valves, and a spark plug. Take away any of these parts, and the engine does not run.
That is why we say, "nothing works until everything works." The systems that make up life appear fully formed and functional, otherwise the organism would not work at all. Transitions between types of organisms, such as between reptiles and birds, would not function at all well in either world, and would die before they had the chance to reproduce.