ThiChi,
As per usual from you, it’s another cut and paste 'rebuttal' filled with many assertions, yet no evidence. Evolution is seen and reproducible. The only distinction between micro-evolution and macro-evolution is an arbitrary one made up by Creationists. The Theory of Evolution is one of the most successful and explanatory theories ever. The Theory has only gotten stronger in the last 150 years as more and more evidence comes to light.
The very first sentence you pasted is hilarious:
Notice that macroevolution would require an upward change in the complexity of certain traits and organsNo, I didn't 'notice' that. Where is the evidence for this absurd claim?
Microevolution involves only horizontal (or downward) changes—no increasing complexity.Sounds pretty arbitrary to me. Can you back this claim?
We also see birds, In-between forms (or intermediates), which should be vast in number if macroevolution occurred, are never seen as fossils or living species.I guess a 3rd grader wrote this piece because this has to be one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. Every animal existing or that has existed is in transition. But every animal is just right for it's environment, so we don't notice animals as being intermediates - they just look right to us the way they are. Of course if we could live thousands or millions of years, (or take a quick look at the fossil record) we would see this transition in action.
Ever since Darwin, evolutionists have had to make excuses for why the world and our fossil museums are not overflowing with intermediates.No excuses, just facts - only a tiny fraction of animals will fossilize when they die. It's a very rare event. Also, there are many intermediates in the museums. And when you visit a museum, you are yet another intermediate inside a museum. New-fangled DNA evidence also gives us more of the picture that the fossil record simply cannot provide.
It is a theory without a mechanismWhat the hell? Do you even read this stuff before pasting? Darwin's theory provided the mechanism for evolution (he didn't invent the concept of evolution). The mechanism is called Natural Selection, or as some call it, Survival of the Fittest. Of course, other factors are involved as well, such as genetic drift and sexual selection. A person would have to be extremely ignorant to make the claim that Evolution is a "theory without a mechanism"! LOL
There is so much more ignorance in this cut and paste, but I'll just focus on one last thing:
Finally, research in the last several decades has shown that the requirements for life are incredibly complex.Agreed. I don't believe any scientist argues that life is not complex, but complexity is not evidence against evolution or natural selection. Evolution is not a theory of Chance - it is a theory of gradual change through NON-random selection. The argument from design has been debunked for hundreds of years now – even before Paley made his infamous “watch in the sand” analogy and long before Darwin was even born. See David Hume’s Dialogues for a logical discussion about perceived design in the universe.
I suggest you read "The Blind Watchmaker" by Richard Dawkins for a good primer to the Theory of Evolution because you seem to be hopelessly uninformed, and your posts only serve to expose your ignorance.
Also, it is common courtesy to name your source when you do a cut and paste.
rem
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