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Originally Posted by jasonW
Actualy this example was a true fact as it's what has been happening within the family(with generations of pussies) that is why I refered to it as it realy is amazing to witness.
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Please give me a source for this. I've never heard of amputation being passed on to a future generation. As I wrote, it doesn't happen in Cocker Spaniels. It also doesn't happen in Doberman Pinschers or Rottweillers. I can't imagine that it would occur in felines without something else going on. Still, please provide a verifiable source for it.
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Originally Posted by jasonW
As for genome change we do not have enough retreat to be able to affirm that no changes have occured, 30 or 40 years is far from being enough when it comes to seinf gene evolution.
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That is one of my points. We don't live long enough to see the evolutionary change, yet we are supposed to believe it. We can't provide a single experiment that shows an evolutionary genome change.
Science, and especially the scientific method, is about what we can see, observe, measure, etc. Evolution doesn't have any of that. The scientific method is to observe something in nature, generate a
falsifiable hypothesis and then perform
repeatable experiments. After experimenting, the scientist then modifies the hypothesis to another falsifiable hypothesis and experiments further. Evolutionists have yet to provide a falsifiable hypothesis (some components of evolution are falsifiable, but most are not, and as such evolution as a whole is not). They also haven't come up with any repeatable experiments. This isn't science, it is simply a guess. They believe it by faith. As I wrote, I don't have a problem with evolution as faith, as long as it is acknowledged as such.
-- Jeff
ps If you don't know what I mean by falsifiable hypothesis, let me know and I'll give some examples.