Atheism is unreasonable

[The Grand Nudger]

I'm sure he wants to know everything he can learn about his gods creation.
(whats the alternative...to be stubbornly unappreciative?)

[FatAndFaithless]

....It's like he's completely ignored every answer that's been given in this thread, and i just repeating the same things over and over.

[Simon Moon]

Cut the bio-babble and tell me when has the reptile-bird change ever been observed? I mean, it isn't as if there is a thousand differences between the two. Please tell me how that could have ever occured, sir.

Explain this creature.

Lizard head, long lizard tale, teeth, feathers....

Where does this fit in your worldview?

[abaris]

So a lion and cheetah don't look alike?? They aren't the same kind of animal?...and organisms don't tend to look like the same organism that begat them?

Look, dude.

Read the link I provided in connection with dinosaurs and birds. You were the one asking for this. You're talking out of your ass for pages, repeating your "kind" bullshit over and over without understanding the first thing about real science.

[dyresand]

And that's it? Nothing else?

So a lion and cheetah don't look alike?? They aren't the same kind of animal?...and organisms don't tend to look like the same organism that begat them?

A lion and a cheata are big cats. they are not the same species of animal do not call them kinds please. Yes they can breed to make ligers. you have a orgasm it changes due to evolution after awhile organism a and organism b can change so much that they can no longer breed offspring. Cats and Dogs are at the point were they can create many different breeds and types of species of animals, with some need artificial insemination. The current types of animals even humans have some genes of our common ancestor. we have genes in our dna that do not work such as a tail and hair because we are a costumed with fire and keeping warm as far a tail goes we no longer need one.

[Cyberman]

So a lion and cheetah don't look alike?? They aren't the same kind of animal?...and organisms don't tend to look like the same organism that begat them?

Like this, you mean?

[The Grand Nudger]

Thought we've already been here? Stick bugs and leaf bugs are plantkind, and fly orchids are bugkind. Just like and african wild dog...is a dog.

[Simon Moon]

Here's one for His_Majesty to ponder...

What "KIND" is this animal?

This is a thylocine.

[The Valkyrie]

Here's one for His_Majesty to ponder...

What "KIND" is this animal?

This is a thylacine.

It's kind of extinct so HM will probably use that as an excuse. He's good at ignoring facts and moving the goalposts.

[Esquilax]

Cut the bio-babble and tell me when has the reptile-bird change ever been observed? I mean, it isn't as if there is a thousand differences between the two. Please tell me how that could have ever occured, sir.

You do this every time. Whenever you reach a scientific finding that you can't respond to, you just... don't. You call it babble, as though your inability to understand it must mean it's completely meaningless. It's just another symptom of the sheer arrogance with which you conduct yourself, that the possibility that you might not understand something because of some failure of knowledge on your part doesn't even cross your mind.

Incidentally, you're also ignoring every one of my rebuttals that's relevant to this question, like the dishonest, slimy little conman you are; live observation isn't required in science, deductions based upon evidence is enough, but you continue fellating Ken Ham's "observational science" crap as though it's actually applicable. The reptile to bird transition is more than accounted for in the fossil record, morphology and gene sequencing, the former of which is actually where those many transitions between the two are found. Your sole response to all of those is "doesn't count!"

You position is entirely intellectually bankrupt and hypocritical. You selectively cherry pick when you want to apply even your own criteria, you dismiss whatever science you can't answer (all of it), and you provide no evidence of your own.

For the last time: What is the mechanism that prevents small genetic changes over generations from accumulating to the point where species change would occur, and can you demonstrate this?