Atheism is unreasonable

[Esquilax]

I've already answered this. The Bible states that in the midst of creating animals, God said "They will bring forth after their kind" (Gen 1:24)...and that is what I OBSERVE...I observe animals "bringing forth after their kind"...that is what I observe...that is what I can experiment with if I put two dogs, male/female, in one room...have them mate...and however many months later, they will produce a dog...that is an example of BRINGING FORTH AFTER THEIR KIND.

Here's the thing though: what is their kind? What's the upper limit of change within that kind? God might have said they will bring forth after their kind, but what he didn't do was describe what a kind is, or provide a list of what kinds there are and where the boundaries are on those. You're really only going off of one vague sentence and then superimposing your own opinions over that, hoping to ride along on the supposed authority of the first sentence. But your opinions don't carry the weight of the bible quote, because you have no way of ascertaining whether what god meant- and I'm assuming the truth of your beliefs because I'm speaking within the context of your own argument here- because he never said anything like the kinds of things you're bootstrapping onto the single sentence quotation you provided.

For all you know, god was referring to "kind" in the sense of "organic beings." How can you possibly prove that your assertion as to what god said in the bible is true, and mine isn't?

The evolutionist believe that reptile/dinosaurs evolved into birds...that is NOT an example of an animal bringing forth after their kind...a dinosaur and a bird are two different kinds of animals...I could care less what any biologist tells you.

Where in the bible does god say that birds and dinosaurs are different kinds? And if he never said that, how do you know that's what he meant? Couldn't god know something you don't?