If Moses had every species on his ark, then any species "discovered" today is just being re-discovered. Didn't Moses already discover it when it was on his ark.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061010/ap_on_sc/colombia_bird_discovery
2006-10-10
04:57:53
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Sorry, Noah
2006-10-10
05:06:29 ·
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to Stephen J:
"Noah had every kind of animal on the Ark. We understand the term "kind" to mean an animal higher on the current taxonomic scale, such as at the genera or family levels. From those animals, mutations and separation occurred creating the different species we have today. Speciation isn't evolution. It's the result of the loss of genetic information either through mutation or being cut off from a part of the general population. After being apart from the main group of animals, a new species can arise. That isn't evolution, they simply lost access to the genes present in the rest of the animals, a loss of information. "
Actually, you described evolution exactly. But this question isn't about that.
2006-10-10
05:08:03 ·
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