Quest for Truth: Transitional Species

VenomFangX posted a video pointing out how many parts the human body has. In the neighborhood of 1 trillion to 10 trillion. He calculates that this would mean 20 to 2,000 mutations per year over the billion or so years of life existing on this planet.
He doesn't understand why that isn't noticeable.

This video is for purposes of showing just how gradual the transition is from lower to higher forms. This is an average rate. The reality may happen faster and slower at times dependent on environmental and other conditions.

Here is the location for the morphing software I used:
http://www.morpheussoftware.net/
Its not a free program but its not expensive.
I'm using an older version.

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• VenomFangX

[corthew]

@nacho2354 We have millions but if creationism was correct we should have none. You've been visiting the wrong museums.

I did a follow up to this video, here: /watch?v=KQ5_oZbcP7o which shows a few of the millions.

And I'll post that video as a video reply to this one so you can just click on it.

[nacho2354]

@jlsmijan thats great where are the fossils and proof for all those yaers of humans you just showed us. we have none and we should have millions

[corthew]

@jlsmijan No but it is transitional.

If it wasn't, different races would either not be possible or else you would have a Chinese couple giving birth to an Anglosaxon kid.

Eventually, if any of those races were to be isolated for a few thousand generations, you would end up with a different species that was no longer able to cross-breed with those it was isolated from.

We see this occur in nature already. Its not a theory. The theory is in understanding all of its facets.

[jlsmijan]

@corthew I suppose that would depend upon the word 'species'. I think species refers to: "An individual belonging to a group of organisms (or the entire group itself) having common characteristics and (usually) are capable of mating with one another", so no, I do not consider each race a different species.

[corthew]

@jlsmijan I'm not understanding what you mean by "no transitional species existing".

The bible describes man as a transitional species.

Or did you think Japanese and Anglosaxon and African, etc people just always existed?



[jlsmijan]

@corthew I am aware of that, however, if the beginning creature from which man supposedly evolved did not resemble the ape walking upright that is shown in the picture, the entire point is lost. I do fail to see how this solves the problem of no transitional species existing.

[corthew]

@jlsmijan Are you unaware that its to give an idea of how much time we're talking about?

How many generations passed?

How gradual and unnoticed the change was and why it wasn't noticed?

[jlsmijan]

Does this guy not know that the poster he is using has been taken out of textbooks due to errors and a change in what evolutionists are now teaching.

[BigMidget06]

@darkfur35 we have fossils of transitional species of humans. how about that for zero evidence. its more than you can say for any god.

[corthew]

@darkfur35 The bible describes evolution. Every race of humans evolved from a single pair.

But you'll never see a Chinese couple giving birth to a Swedish baby.

I guess that means we didn't all come from Adam and Eve after all.