subject to death and decay? This is not explained by evolution. It is explained by the Fall (Genesis chapter 3).
Another question. If humans are the “highest evolved” organisms isn’t it strange that our babies are so helpless, needing intensive nurturing versus some “less evolved” organisms which can fend for themselves soon after being born or hatched? Why do we need clothes? Why do we need to sterilise our food and purify our drinking water? All other organisms eat raw food, some can even drink stagnant water with no ill effects.
Let’s examine the evidence for evolution:
The conditions needed for fossils.
All animals are readily eaten by other animals. Even their bones can be eaten by carnivores and bacteria. Not surprisingly, the formation of intact fossils is very rare under normal conditions. This is especially so as we are told that sediment forms at a rate of only one inch per year. At this rate it would take centuries to bury a dinosaur (if there was anything left to bury!)
Instead of finding eaten and weathered fossils, fossils are mostly found complete. Some dinosaur fossils had impressions of skin – not the sort of thing expected if only 1 inch of sediment per year is deposited on them. They were obviously covered quickly. Because of decay and scavengers and the need for burial to coincide with when they had died there is a very strong probability they were not dead but alive when buried. Fossil remains of clams support this, having been found in the closed position, indicating they were buried alive. Sedimentary layers and fossil remains seem to be a testimony to a past marine cataclysm.
Also, instead of finding
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