MtW writes:
Evolution theory's theoretics would mean that we couldn't observe something that allegedly evolved THEN, right NOW.
Just like we can't see the coronation of Queen Elizabeth I right now but still know that it happened by examining the records of the time?
Funny how we can't see the past happening today.
So we couldn't observe a bat evolving because it's an alleged past event [...]If convergence is something that happens all the time as evolutionists argue, why aren't there inbetweens for arms, legs, organs, eyes, wings or fins presently "on their way" to becoming things that allegedly gained those things by evolution in the past?
How do you think we could identify something that is on the way to becoming something else? Whatever an organism has today will be a functioning organ fit for a particular purpose today. What it might become in a million years, we will only know in a million years.
However, we can look into the past across those millions of years and see the changes happening in the fossil record. I'd give you a few examples if I thought you'd actually be interested.
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