The fossil record provides evidence for a complex, instantaneous
creation. Why? A: The lower geologic layers reveal a sudden
proliferation of complex life forms with every phyla represented.
This Cambrian Explosion or Big Bang of life is preceded by no
simpler forms. B: Todays living forms show no change from their
supposed ancient ancestors. C: There are large and systematic gaps
between the different kinds of fossils rather than gradual,
evolutionary changes.
A
http://home.entouch.net/dmd/cambevol.htm
For details u can read the website for summary
Given the data above, why do
apologists still treat the Cambrian as an explosion?
Basically, it is because they have not kept up with the
increased knowledge of this time period over the past 50
years. Lazarus J. Salop (1983, p. v) wrote:
Progress in Precambrian geology has been exceptionally great,
indeed, quite striking for geologists of the older generation; only
some 30-40 years ago the Precambrian appeared as an uncertain and
even mystic prelude to geologic evolution. Even the very
name-Precambrian-means some indivisible unit in the early history
of the Earth, the beginning of which is poorly known.
In general it is my belief that apologists have not really
studied the Precambrian in any detail or have merely re-stated what
others have erroneously written. The first red-herring to
be corrected is the false idea that virtually all phyla appear in
the Cambrian. Ray Bohlin writes:
Nowhere is the problem of sudden appearance better demonstrated
than in the Burgess Shale found in the Canadian Rockies. The
Burgess Shale illustrates that in the Cambrian period (which
evolutionists estimate as being over 540 million years ago) nearly
all of the basic body plans (phyla) of animals existing on earth
came into existence in a geological instant (defined as only 5 to
10 million years). No new phyla have appeared since that time (the
Bryazoa [sicgrm] are one possible exception, but many
paleontologists believe they will eventually be found to originate
in the Cambrian period)." (Bohlin, 2000, p. 23)
This simply isn't true.
B
Todays living forms show no change from their supposed ancient
ancestors.
If u look at banana, u can see many different forms in today
market. They r evolved a few thousands years ago from a common
mutated banana where it do not have seeds like the african banana.
After cultivation for these hindred of years in different
countries, u can see there there r great changes in the size shape
and taste of the many types of banana
C
There are large and systematic gaps between the different kinds
of fossils rather than gradual, evolutionary changes
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/quotes/mine/part1-3.html
Soft parts, such as skin
impressions of dinosaurs, and soft-bodied animals like jellyfish
are sometimes preserved, and in some localities may be common, but
they give us only brief glimpses of evolutionary histories.
Obviously we have no record of the origin of life, and little or no
evolutionary history of the soft-bodied organisms. It is hardly
surprising, then, that we have so many gaps in the evolutionary
history of life, gaps in such key areas as the origin of the
multicellular organisms, the origin of vertebrates, not to mention
the origins of most invertebrate groups. The creationists, of
course, just love to draw attention to these gaps, which they score
as points against evolution. We saw in Chapter 6, though, that
their case is without foundation, because they have ignored vital
evidence from the living world
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-transitional/part2b.html
Prepackaged, highly engineered systems exist in our bodies that
are so complex they defy evolutionary explanations. These systems
involve integrated multiple parts and reactions that work together
only as a whole. If you eliminate any one piece, none of the system
works at all. Evolution supposedly operates by natural selection
perfecting less developed systems. However, natural selection
requires something working and in place to perfect! Examples in the
human body are the immune system, blood clotting, and any one of
hundreds of biochemical pathways.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/bombardier.html
However, the theory of evolution
also allows complex, functionally integrated, low-probability
systems to arise via gradual variation and selection. For example,
Darwin explained how, under his theory, a few photosensitive cells
might evolve gradually into human eyes.
Evolution can achieve your stated effect.
If isolated members of a species change by evolutionary
processes, the main population group can still continue. We should
be able to read the history of the evolutionary progression right
across the very top of the evolutionary branching tree. We cant!
Just as the fossil record contains large systematic gaps, the
living world does too. We see evidence for creation of distinct
kinds not one kind changing into another.
Same question as 1A, same answer as 1A. U can read it
above
The odds are enormously great against the successful occurrence
of each of the myriads of needed evolutionary changes! Even the
probability of 1 small protein occurring by accident is 1 chance
out of 10260. Since we have thousands of even larger proteins, it
is inconceivable they all happened by chance. Coupling that with
intricate structures like eyes, wings, hearts, lungs, etc., the
laws of probability scream out, Creation!
Tis is pretty silly. Lets imagine a class of children, each with
their unique burthdate. The probability of a child having tat
particular birthdate is 1 out of 365. And there r many children in
the class. So is it inconceivable tat such a class can occured ?
There is no material evidence nor anything stated here BTW.