Thanks for taking the time from your busy schedule to share this, Elvis.

This is how it breaks down so far:

Number of replies to date = 31
Number of "creationist" replies = 20

Of those one (1) briefly mentioned the issue before running away from it, and that was only after a comment by a non-creationist asking here to deal with the issue. She posted "Of course genetic changes happen throughout generations. however, genetics and evolution are two different things. ... There have not been any changes toward a new species, just inherited traits of the same species still." Running to denial of the issue is not discussing the issue.

Can you tell me why out of 20 posts not one (1) by a creationist can actually address the issue without fear and denial? It is a simple concept - it's what happens.

Now in my world a whelp is a young dog that can't deal with the issue, and thinks that posting ~2 hours of video of which maybe one minute might veer near the subject of this thread, is an appropriate way to show his understanding of the issue. Nor can he say how the video addresses the issue.

So can you address the issue or is it too difficult for you?

And there were also some blatant bits of misinformation at the start that makes it rather ridiculous. Now you may think it's valid, that's your concern. Do you remember the "Russ Tanner Manifesto" (often duplicated) on how to tell if someone is lying to you?

Meanwhile we here in the real world have evolution on-going around us: there is not a single population of organisms that is not changing hereditary traits from generation to generation.

If that scares you, I can't help that: reality does not play favorites to childish beliefs, it does not play favorites with ignorant beliefs, it plays no favorites at all. But the objective world is only scary to those who don't understand it. Learning is fun, I recommend it.

Enjoy.

Note: [color:"green"]My time is limited, so I choose threads of particular interest to me, but I cannot guarantee a reply to all responses (particularly if they do not discuss the issue/s), and I expect other people to do the same. Thank you for your consideration.[/color]