re: Do deniers of evolution believe in other species of human?

Gotta love the verbiage used to set up the premise of your thread CommieDawg. Love the subtle use of the word "denier" as if you think you're marginalize the opposing view to be going against something factual and fully established right from the get go. So when you do this you already know you have no interest in a different opinion and point of view. You're basically just full of crap and in your own mind trying to spike the ball in the end zone before the play has even happened. So why start a flame thread with an inflammatory title when you aren't being sincere in your desire for actual discussion?

Ok whatever...that's your damned opinion at the end of the day and there are plenty including me who reject your opinion and disagree. But since you are so convinced of it's factuality, why give a rat's arse and start a thread about what "evolution deniers" think unless your intent is to flame?

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But since you are so convinced of it's factuality, why give a rat's arse and start a thread about what "evolution deniers" think unless your intent is to flame?

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This is why.

Catholic Biologist Ken Miller on Equal Time

As soon as Creationists decide they want to get their ideas into the classroom the RIGHT way instead of attempting to do an end run around the scientific process, we'll talk. So long as creationists continue to try and cheat the system they deserve to be called out for what they are.

Now...if creationists were content to keep this belief to themselves, then so be it. Sure, it would be detrimental to society as a whole having so many people lacking such a basic understanding of biology, and by extension all other sciences (since denying biological evolution calls into question our ability to understand geology, chemistry, etc) but so long as it was not trying to be rammed into public school classrooms then there would be very little push back. After all, how many people are up in arms about whatever the frick The Amish teach their kids about evolution? As soon as they started to try and sway the School Boards of Pennsylvania to start teaching their version of science to everyone, they'd suddenly show up on everyone's radar, which makes perfect sense.

Acting as if everyone else should ignore that attempt merely because they think the beliefs are stupid misses the fact that ignoring it is akin to allowing said stupid belief to get it sway without opposition.

wolves and dogs are the same species though, right? A chihuahua can frick a wolf and make pups. Is that how close we were to homo erectus and such?


Legit wondering, not trying to be a smartass

I believe that the genetics of at least 5 different species of “human” exist here today. Homo Sapiens wiped out all of them but some interbreed

Where did I say certain species don't evolve? I didn't. I fully admit some species adapt and change for their benefit. I felt like my posts were clear however that we were speaking of the bigger picture or creation vs the THEORY of evolution. Problem is that so many of you subscribers to evolution are so insanely defensive or so eager to have a "look at me" moment you totally follow that part of my post as a canard when I was expressly posting to question the intent of the OP as it was clear to me the whole post and thread was intended to flame and stir shite up.

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but i didnt come from Homo Erectus or Habilis.

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This is probably half true, but you all had a common ancestor.

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Do believers of evolution believe that every single race just happened to evolve to the exact same point and they are all completely equal, even though they all evolved in very different parts of the world?

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Where did you get this from? But to your broader question, of course.

No I'm not being a dick but you sure are showing my take to be right about being hyper-defensive. Some of you guys put the global warming folks to shame in that category.