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A Creationist's view of Natural Limitation to Evolutionary Processes (2/14/05)

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07-08-2006 2:31 AM 		Reply to: Message 118 by inkorrekt
06-29-2006 11:04 PM

Re: Considering rapid rate of mutation
Alright. Let us assume that mutation and macro and microevolution really occur. In the evolutionary scale, man is the current existing species at the top level. What will man become if these processes continue?
then your understanding of evolution is wrong, man is not at the top, we only think we are, i guess you never have seen a bear eat someone or a shark take a bite out of someone
your idea sounds a bit egocentric
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