God vs. Evolution

"Evolution is incorrect: Have you ever seen a species evolve?" Me personally? No. I don't observe species myself. Why would that matter? Have you ever visited outer space? I guess that's proof that you might be able to breathe in outer space. "Proof that a species ever evolved?" Well, this was taken from a debate with Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort (I forgot the evolutionist debaters. There was one guy and a red-haired woman. This quote is from the guy), but "how can you not walk a mile, taking one step at a time?" We see minor changes in a species over time, or minor speciation or change, and when you apply that to millions of years of potential change, that gives you massive amounts of change. Anyway, the fossil record is very interesting. It is interesting in that we never seem to see human skulls next to the skeletons of Dinosaurs. If the flood is really what killed all the ancient creatures, then we would see all the fossils next to each other, however we see a nice chain of fossils that get more and more similar to modern creatures the closer to the surface you get. Not only that, but we have shared DNA with creatures that have recent ancestors that look similar to ours. The closer we find an ancestor that has a match with both species in fossils, we find that the species has DNA similar to ours, less similar to the species with a more recently shared ancestor, and more similar to one with a more ancient ancestor. "The earth cannot be old: The sea would be too salty." You failed to explain this one, so I actually had to go look up this argument myself, and I will try to refute the unintelligible argument made by creationist.com. Here is a more condensed version of the argument taken from another source. 'Amount of salt in the sea. Even ignoring the effect of the biblical Flood and assuming zero starting salinity and all rates of input and removal so as to maximize the time taken to accumulate all the salt, the maximum age of the oceans, 62 million years, is less than 1/50 of the age evolutionists claim for the oceans. This suggests that the age of the earth is radically less also.'[1] Basically, the rate of salt in the sea in not increasing at a constant rate. It sometimes decreases, and increases, as water is removed from the sea and re-added at differing rates (without the salt), and sometimes removes more or less salt with it. [2] " And Clown fish? how did they "evolve" to resist the sting of the sea anemones ? The first families would have been extinct?" This is actual a process of mutual evolution. It is where two species evolve to form a better codependent symbiosis. Now here is a possible explanation, because I do not know what the actual process was. You had the ancestor of clown fish and the ancestor of Anemone were both 'normal', as in, neither had either a poison sting or resistance to it. The sea anemone either had the gene for poison sting, or it suddenly occurred from mutation, in a small amount. The small poison sting made the few with that gene better at surviving, because they were less likely to be eaten, so the property spread. Through mutation and genetic shift, the poison got even better and stronger. The fish had some small resistance to the poison already, and the few with the gene became the majority of the population, because the resistance was beneficial, it spread and became better. The other animals that may have eaten the anemone had other food sources, and thus any small resistance would have been unnecessary. That is one possible explanation. [1] http://rationalwiki.org... (reason number 40) [2] McIntyre, K. and Schrag, D.P. The Salinity, Temperature, and delta 18O of the Glacial Deep OceanScience, vol. 298, no. 5599, p.1769 (2002) I cede conduct points, but I hope you actually put forth an intelligent and intelligible argument, and actually explain your arguments so I don't have to look up the explanation myself. I will not do that again, and I will simply demand that you re-explain yourself. All you have shown is your complete ignorance on this subject.