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Aldaron
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Posted: Wed Aug 12th, 2009 01:49 pm |
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Oh, man...I had tears running down my face reading THIS ONE, I was laughing so hard.
My personal favourite?
The evolutionist ignores the problem surrounding the human female egg and the male sperm in the evolutionary theory. The human female like other mammals has XX sex chromosomes, and the male has XY sex chromosomes. The female egg contains the X-chromosome, and the male sperm contains either an X-chromosome for the reproduction of a female or a Y-chromosome for the reproduction of a male. The female eggs all develop within the ovaries while she is a baby (fetus) within her mother's womb. Evolutionists claim environmental factors cause small changes in the offspring in the evolutionary chain. However, the environmental experience of the female cannot change the chromosomes within her eggs and cannot have any effect upon her offspring. Her body cannot go into the eggs contained within her ovaries at her birth to make an intelligent genetic change. Females cannot be a part of the evolutionary theory for these reasons.
Apparently, he's never heard of meiosis.
Oh, and of course, he throws in the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. I didn't think anyone since Hovind would be stupid enough to even mention it! 
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Posted: Wed Aug 12th, 2009 05:14 pm |
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Aldaron wrote: Oh, man...I had tears running down my face reading THIS ONE, I was laughing so hard.
My personal favourite?
The evolutionist ignores the problem surrounding the human female egg and the male sperm in the evolutionary theory. The human female like other mammals has XX sex chromosomes, and the male has XY sex chromosomes. The female egg contains the X-chromosome, and the male sperm contains either an X-chromosome for the reproduction of a female or a Y-chromosome for the reproduction of a male. The female eggs all develop within the ovaries while she is a baby (fetus) within her mother's womb. Evolutionists claim environmental factors cause small changes in the offspring in the evolutionary chain. However, the environmental experience of the female cannot change the chromosomes within her eggs and cannot have any effect upon her offspring. Her body cannot go into the eggs contained within her ovaries at her birth to make an intelligent genetic change. Females cannot be a part of the evolutionary theory for these reasons.
Apparently, he's never heard of meiosis.
Oh, and of course, he throws in the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. I didn't think anyone since Hovind would be stupid enough to even mention it!
It's hard to even comprehend what argument he's making. Is he arguing that all daughters are identical to their mothers, and therefore species cannot change? It seems like that would be pretty easy to refute...
Incidentally, the old "common knowledge" that women are born with all their eggs? It's likely not true. That wasn't really based on anything other than the observation that women have a bunch of eggs at birth. But new research suggests that those eggs are constantly being consumed and recreated as part of a maintenance process.
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