1. I note that the same phony "quotes" you spammed this thread with are the same phony 'quotes" exposed in your last three threads.
2. You have no premise. You're a fraud.
"You have no premise. You're a fraud."
1. How about I use your quote as jump-off to support my premise?
Now....let's see if
you can help me with my premise.
OK, remember this:
Here is the source of the problem: 'Before about 580 million years ago, most organisms were
simple, composed of individual cells occasionally organized into colonies....
The Cambrian explosion, or Cambrian radiation, was the relatively
rapid appearance, around 542 million years ago, of most major animal phyla, as demonstrated in the fossil record."
Cambrian explosion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"...most major animal phyla..."
Where did they come from???
Maybe someone just plopped 'em onto the earth! Hmmm......
a. You see,
if Darwinism is correct, then, there should be lots of attempts by 'natural selection,' indicating that nature tried to advance 'evolution.' We'd find fossils showing the development from simple life, to those phyla.
But there aren't.
PreCambrian....lots of single cells, and some colonies of cells.
Cambrian....suddenly fully formed phyla of an advanced nature.
2. Let's go a little further...and, this may be over your head because it involves biology, but the accepted progression would be
single cell, then invertebrates, and, much further on, chordates and vertebrates....organism with a dorsal nerve cord.
Stay with me, here:
The vertebrates, the most advanced life on the planet, comprised,
from simplest, of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.
What would it prove if higher forms of life suddenly appear in the Cambrian?
Not Darwinism, that's for sure!
3. Check this out:
In 1999, paleontologists in Southern China also found
fossil remains of fish in the Cambrian period. Fish are vertebrates, members of the phylum chordata. Shu, et. al., "Lower Cambrian Vertebrates in Southern China" (Haikouichthy)
Evidence for a single median fin-fold and tail in the Lower Cambrian vertebrate, Haikouichthys ercaicunensis - Zhang - 2004 - Journal of Evolutionary Biology - Wiley Online Library
Whose theory does this sudden appearance seem to substantiate?
And who the heck keeps placing brand-spankin' new, fully formed species on the earth????
Impaled you again, didn't I.
Write soon....I love having your support.
Maybe I'll even add some more facts....