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Some Creationists believe in microevolution though, such as myself. I totally believe that different subspecies (or even species) have developed since the point
by syndeo 7y ago
Some Creationists believe in microevolution though, such as myself. I totally believe that different subspecies (or even species) have developed since the point I believe God created them, since the difference between species and subspecies can sometimes be blurry. E.G. different dog breeds can look so different from each other, yet can crossbreed without much issue. Cockatiels and cockatoos have even been shown to have crossbreeding potential, producing fascinatingly beautiful hybrids, even though they're technically different species. What I'm saying is that I'm a Christian Biblical Creationist that sees microevolution and natural selection as a feature, not a bug. It allows species to naturally adapt to different environments, or changes within the same environment.
- beders 7y agoIf you believe in microevolution, what do you think happens if "microevolution" continues for millenia? And why do all the creatures (you claim were created out of thin air) as if they had common ancestors? Both physiologically as well as genetically? To quote Dobzhansky: Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution. Why Evolution is True by Jerry Coyne might help you resolving that last part of the puzzle.