Originally posted by Sweet Pea 50
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"From my basic understanding about evolutionary theory is that apes and humans share a common ancestor. ok..so from the common ancestors...why don't we see man evolving now from the common ancestor? and/or why don't we see apes evolving now from the common ancestor?
"As far as the dinosaurs go, hard to evolve when your wiped off the face of the planet from whatever cataclysm befell them 65 or so million years ago,"
if i am not mistaken, darwin's theory stated living things came from non-living things...so i see no point of saying the dinosaurs got wiped off the face of the planet....
it is not like you need chicken to get an egg... so what stopped dinosaurs from evolving again from non-living things?...
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