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Does evidence of transitional forms exist ? (Hominid and other)

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02-10-2002 9:15 PM 		Reply to: Message 6 by mark24
02-09-2002 8:07 AM

Is it my imagination or is there a complete lack of response from creationists at this site? I was of the understanding that "transitional" fossils, which represent transition between species, would constitute evidence of past macroevolution and therefore are inconsistent with creationism.
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Is such hard evidence which contradicts creationism to go unchallenged? Ot is the theory of creationism in the process of undergoing some radical evolution to account for such evidence?
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