(November 22, 2016 at 8:47 am)Mathilda Wrote:(November 22, 2016 at 8:27 am)The Joker Wrote: Cross breading is not evolution it is still within the same kind, Another thing is you can't cross bread two kinds of animals so you can't breed a fox and donkey for example. There might be different types of dogs but they are still dogs that is not evolution that is just variation within a kind. The species on earth today descend from the original created kinds of Genesis 1. The many inter-species breedings that are possible today (e.g., zonkeys, wholphins), as well as the close similarities within biological groups (e.g., the canine group) that are distinct from one another, remind us of this fact.
It is not my job to demonstrate that evolution is not testable, repeatable, observable or falsifiable because my position is the negative position. It is your job to Demonstrate that evolution is testable, repeatable, observable or falsifiable.
I gave you examples of the theory of evolution is testable, repeatable, observable and falsifiable. You can't show that they are not. Yet you are the one claiming that it isn't.
Your argument about 'kinds' shows that you do not understand the theory of evolution. Only creationists refer to 'kinds'. No scientist ever does and scientists are the ones who have researched evolution. You can't breed a fox and a donkey, but both species have a common ancestor. Evolution works in very small steps (or variation if you will) and these small steps accumulate over time. Speciation occurs when a population finds a separate evolutionary niche that can be filled and the subsequent generations become adapted to it instead.
You're the one using the term 'kinds'. How do you define a kind of animal? Do you define it as two species that cannot breed? In which case all you are doing is stating a tautology.
Try learning what evolution actually is before you try arguing against it otherwise all you do is perform a strawman argument.
I gave you examples of the theory of evolution is testable, repeatable, observable and falsifiable.
If that is the case then I would have been convinced by your examples but I am not, why am I not convinced yet?