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That was explained to you. Ring species can produce variants of a common ancestor that can come to look different and cannot interbreed ( I remind you that Kent Hovind at least has accepted this as a fact). Then they are given a different species name or perhaps sub -species name. This is nothing to do with interbreeding and hybrids as you Creation article argued. Thus the Biblical "Kinds" as the article says can roughly correspond with species, but it doesn't work very well. It is nothing to do with evolution.
Yep, Ci accepts it. Others dicker with it but it seems that it is something that Creationists do accept happens. They argue that they are still the same "Kind" but ignore the examples where they don't fit that criterion.
This is so basic that a child would get it. Euse a full grown man can't even grasp it.
Yep, it is for dummies. I'm no dummy. That's why evolution isn't for me. You fall into the dummy category.
06-12-2016, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Eusebius
No, a "kind" in the Bible is described as that which can breed and create offspring with its own kind.
If humans were of the ape kind, the human and ape would be able to breed an offspring.
Again, then how do you explain speciation under this definition?
Let me guess you will always move the 'kind' goal posts to avoid being shown wrong. Your definition fits what is known as a biological species and we have observed speciation.
Again, then how do you explain speciation under this definition?
Let me guess you will always move the 'kind' goal posts to avoid being shown wrong. Your definition fits what is known as a biological species and we have observed speciation.
The Bible is concerned with "kinds" created by God.
The word 'kind' is used in the story of creation because it was intended for young kids just like Alice in Wonderland and any other child's story. One wouldn't use big words like species and phylum in a kids story book.
Getting past that, of course humans can mate with an ape and produce offspring. Just as long as the other ape is a human.
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