Originally Posted by Russell2
Hi Russ

This truth is self-evident.

Sure it is, just as the ‘truth’ that the earth is flat is self evident, self evident and wrong. Common sense is a very poor guide to the truth once you take it outside the sphere in which it evolved.
It's small wonder evolutionists have a strong aversion to common sense. Just a little common sense and common knowledge is all that's ever been needed to see through at least 75% of the bunk that makes up their argument-from-spam. Take away the obscure language and double-talk, and there goes the rest.

I liked this recent example of common knowledge + common sense.
Originally Posted by Bex
If it was also a case of discontinuing the transplants because of such close genetic relationship, then we would surely not be using transplants from fellow human beings. Clearly, though we share similar physical traits to the apes/monkeys, we are also clearly different and that differences appear to outweigh the similarities dramatically enough to be lethal. Perhaps far more than the evolutionists are willing to admit.

Such genetic closeness to the apes, if it existed would be ideal and would prevent alot of the crying out for organ donors from other human beings. This is why it is far safer to get a brother or a sister donating one of their own organs to their sibling because of the higher likelihood that their body will accept it. The closer the relationship, even amongst our own, the better. Apparently apes don't come close.
I doubt evolutionism is going to be able to conjure up a plausible argument from transplants.

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