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You put up a Princeton undergraduate physics student's artwork as evidence that evolutionists still agree and teach Hackel's recapitulation hypothesis? You're a real piece of work. What? Couldn't just throw something in from Dr Dino?

this is a joke...right?

You are trying really hard to make creationists look bad. What is it you have against them?
Did I say this is evidence that evolutionists still agree & teach recap theory? No. But you're welcome to take it however you choose. At face value, I'd say someone taught this person something; but I won't venture to argue about that just yet.

Looks like my point went over your head - or did you duck? Recap theory should never have been considered anything other than a joke in the first place, if it claims human babies develop into fish, salamanders, and chickens. There was a simple, ample method available to disprove it: open one's eyes!

Truely such practice is anathema to evolutionism, as you continue to demonstrate.

Due to the absolute absence of fishbabies, chickenbabies, etc. such nonsense could never have honestly fooled many people at all - unless they wanted to be fooled. Right, oh willing one?
Hi CTD,

Again with the accusations that evolutionists are foolish or stupid. Looks like you are just trying to egg me on with the blatant accusation that I want to be fooled. Typical of your tactics.

The idea that, even if Hackel's hypothesis had merit, there should be chicken and fish babies in human miscarriages is the height of creationist foolishness. That is, if I actually thought you were a creationist.
The worst thing about this is that your trying to make creationists look foolish puts you on the side of evolutionists. With that knowledge, I have to denounce your tactics against the creationists and Christians of this site. Your actions are below despicable and atrocious in the extreme. If I were a creationist, I would be extremely offended at the horrid parody that you are portraying.

You should offer your apologies to them.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke