Intelligent Design?

[coosjoaquin]

Originally Posted by c'est la vie

We have earthquakes and volcanic activity all the time.

But life has survived.

funnily enough, those earthquakes and volcanic activity happen because of the incredibly slow movements between the tectonic plates. If we speed this up to the ridiculous levels that the creationists assert happened then it wouldn't just be one earthquake or one volcano here and there, the friction alone would turn the entire earth into a frying pan.

More importantly. Where did the energy for this supposedly come from?

[Predos]

Originally Posted by c'est la vie

Proofs are not the same as assertions, Predos.

Stating 'all animal species wouldn't fit on the ark' is not a proof, it is an assertion.

Stating 'Noah was 600 years old and couldn't build an ark' is not a proof, it is an assertion.

Do you understand the difference between proof and assertion?

Starting with a sea fossil found on top of a mountain is not proof of a flood. It is an assertion. Yet it seems to satisfy you.

Narrow minds, so predictable.

[Predos]

Originally Posted by c'est la vie

Why would we assume that continental plates have always been as stable as they are today?

Why assume differently? Just to satisfy your position, which is mere assumption anyway?

[Fullback32]

Originally Posted by c'est la vie

We have earthquakes and volcanic activity all the time.

But life has survived.

Not at the plate velocity you are suggesting.