Praise be to Allah (The Glorified and Exalted).
1) Shaheerpak, in his posts is continuously speaking of microevolution which is something proven within the lab and is correct. This is a change within a particular population.
2) What evolutionists and creationists debate about is macroevolution, which leads to speciation (one species population giving rise to an entirely new species population; for example, dinosaurs giving rise to birds with feathers). This concept refers to all the species of animals and human beings being derived from an original common ancestor. This belief of the common ancestor is one of faith because it has never been found, nor has the fossil record shown any kind of speciation, or intermediary form of any species. This is the reason everyone does not accept the belief of evolution, which specifically refers to macroevolution.
3) What do you call a caterpillar that becomes a butterfly or for that matter a tadpole that becomes a frog or a zygote (human egg) that develops into a fetus than an infant? Having completed its natural life cycle.
And Allah (The Glorified and Exalted) Knows Best.
1) Shaheerpak, in his posts is continuously speaking of microevolution which is something proven within the lab and is correct. This is a change within a particular population.
2) What evolutionists and creationists debate about is macroevolution, which leads to speciation (one species population giving rise to an entirely new species population; for example, dinosaurs giving rise to birds with feathers). This concept refers to all the species of animals and human beings being derived from an original common ancestor. This belief of the common ancestor is one of faith because it has never been found, nor has the fossil record shown any kind of speciation, or intermediary form of any species. This is the reason everyone does not accept the belief of evolution, which specifically refers to macroevolution.
3) What do you call a caterpillar that becomes a butterfly or for that matter a tadpole that becomes a frog or a zygote (human egg) that develops into a fetus than an infant? Having completed its natural life cycle.
And Allah (The Glorified and Exalted) Knows Best.