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Quote by: Pooeypants You're contradicting yourself, how exactly do you see ID if all life's diversity is a product of evolution? If you have no problem with the evolution theory then you must accept that all life had one common ancestor, which evolved without a need for some invisible sky fairy to tample with. |
And you are contradicting yourself as well..
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Quote by: Pooeypants personally find the need to believe in an invisible sky fairy as a cause of life to be laughable but to each his own. |
But aside the fact that you really don't believe it when you say "to each his own", All of the furniture that I build, and all the planes have a roughly common ancestor. A tree. Even when I follow a printed set of plans, each time I make a thing, it is different...sometimes better, sometimes worse due to the creative process. And like I said, I could buy ready made, but prefer to do the work myself. Why should God be different?
And I don't have to accept that "all" life had a common ancestor, I don't have to accept anything at all unless it is irrefutable fact, and the theory of evolution is certainly not fact. If one life form could emerge from the ooze, then two or six, or 10 could have as well, each taking a different evolutionary path.