That's the problem with evolution. The evidence is so scanty
that evolutionists are desperate to make a big issue out of a few
pieces of bones. It makes for a great story with lots of money in
it. It will usually last for a while so that they can milk it for a
while. And then when it is finally revealed as just an ape, they
call it still a relative of humans and look for the next thing to
hype on.
So if Buddha never teach reincarnation, yet you claimed that he
never rejected reincarnation, then wouldn't your belief in
reincarnation be a belief resting on silence?
LOL, that was hilarious.
http://scienceblogs.com/dispatches/2006/04/18/kirk-cameron-in-the-evolution/
- nuff said.
Holy cow, someone posted a link to this video in a comment and you just have to see
it. It’s Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort “debunking” evolution in the
most hilariously ridiculous thing you may have ever seen. Funniest
of all is that they start it out by saying that they’re going to be
interviewing people about evolution and you’re supposed to notice
how they use words like “possibly” and “we think” and then finally
“I’m not an expert”. Why is that funny? Because the people they’re
interviewing aren’t experts, they’re just random people
they found somewhere, most of whom are as ignorant of evolution as
the hosts. But apparently it’s suspicious that random people who
know nothing about evolution don’t speak with the certainty of
experts or claim to be experts. Well that proves it, I’m convinced.
This is a bit like going to an art school and asking them how the
internal combustion engine works, edit it down to all the responses
where people say things about it based on ignorance, and then
saying, “See, it should be obvious that the internal combustion
engine is impossible.” 100% pure idiocy.
There are lots of outright lies in the video as well. For
instance, they say of Lucy that “nearly all experts agree that Lucy
was just the skeleton of a 3 foot tall chimpanzee.” Really? I’d
love for them to find just one expert – by which I mean an
actual paleo-anthropologist – who claims that Lucy was just a 3
foot tall chimpanzee. They say Neanderthal man was a creature
“whose famous skeleton found in France over 50 years ago was that
of an old man who suffered from arthritis.” Yes, these people are
in fact clueless enough to believe that there is only one fossil of
Homo neanderthalensis; in fact, there are dozens of them. I’ll give
this video 850 milli-Hovinds on the creationist stupidity
scale.