Do you find it interesting that through the process of evolution?

Question

some of us have turned into humans while others have turned into sheep?

Answer 1

I do find that interesting.

I see sheeple on here all the time.

Answer 2

i don't know about sheep but that 'help guy seems to be an ostrich; burying his head in the sand. he hasn't seen any evidence of evolution because he refuses to look for it or read it. here's the refutations of your little puzzles, taken from evowiki. these are just the basics, there are links which will take you to more fully documented and cited refutations.

So-called "leap seconds" have nothing to do with any change in the Earth's rotation. Rather, leap seconds are a consequence of the fact that human timekeeping systems are arbitrary human constructs which don't match up exactly against the Earth's rotation. Just as those every-four-years leap days are not a sign that the Earth is slowing down in its orbit around the Sun, so it is that leap seconds are not a sign that the Earth's rotation is slowing down.
If the earth's movement around the sun were slowing down, we wouldn't need a constant rate of leap seconds but an increasing rate.
The earth's rotation (not to be confused with its movement around the sun) is slowing down, but not at such a great rate and not in this direction. The length of a day now is very slightly more than 24 hours. Therefore the year will have fewer days in the far future (because the days get longer and the year stays the same), and one will have to remove more and more leap seconds.
The claim grossly exaggerates the rate of change of Earth's day. In reality, it only decreases by 1.7 milliseconds per century, whereas the claim states it decreases by 77000 milliseconds per century. This is wrong by four orders of magnitude and a factor of 4.
This claim is substantially identical to Moon is receding at a rate too fast for an old universe and Earth's rotation is slowing, indicating a young earth.
Creationists who use this claim fail to, or refuse to appreciate how slow the rate of slowing actually is... 450 million years ago, days in the Ordovician period were around 22 hours long.

Answer 3

First define what you mean by "Being Human" verses "Sheep"

We are all in this human adventure together, it is a fact that many of us seem to follow along the path like sheep to slaughter, while others seem to be deliberately doing things.

The inquiry is - Are the sheep as necessary as the the movers and shakers?

Then would the movers and shakers have anyone or anything to move and shake if were not for the sheep?

Then is your viewpoint that we are not all humans?

I think you're confused about what life actually is!

Answer 4

A sheep you say!?. I assume you are talking about Christians, who accept the atonement of The Lamb.. Well, I do believe in evolution. but I hold the gift of The Lamb more dear than life.

Answer 5

Spoken by a sheep of a different texture, but still a sheep

Answer 6

LOL.
I don't think it has anything to do with evolution, it has to do with DE-evolution.
Without a natural enemy, and the ability to change our environment at will, human kind has become soft and incapable of real changes on the evolutionary scale.
And we now see the results.

Answer 7

Actually some recent studies in genetics seem to indicate that belief in superantural forces is indeed heritable (the so-called "god gene"). I'm happy for whatever nucleobase replication error in my genome deactivated that gene in me.

Answer 8

There is no evolution. I have yet to see anyone bring proof that hasn't been refuted.

Check the leaving moon shrinking earth and slower spinning earth called a leap second for fast research which disproves evolution but adds eveidence to creation about 6-10K years ago

Answer 9

So it is false belief. False theory. Anyway atheists do not know the true facts of evolution. They have only heard about it.
jtm

Answer 10

First of all God created the world. Second evolution is so false. It takes millions of people to hell every year. You want to debate that? Ask another question.