Debunking Evolution Clip: Species vs. Kind
This short feature makes the distinction between an evolutionary species, and a Biblical kind.
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Transcript
Scientists seem to name something a new species, even if there's only a minor change.
And in the fossils, the smallest variation is classified as a different species, even though we see lots of variety with some species today.
Like what? Like in dogs. Just think about all the variety in the breeds of dog kinds,
Canis familiaris, in the last 200 years. If future paleontologists dug up the bones of a
Bulldog, a Chihuahua, and a Great Dane, they would surely classify them as three different species.
But they are all the same kind. Whether beaks of a finch change shape, or the color of a moth, the changes are limited.
When it's just expressing variety within the created kind. Yup. So evolutionists consider adjustments to existing traits evidence that evolution made those traits in the first place.
So what if God made each basic kind with potential to change some of its traits, but no potential to morph into a different kind?
Dogs can breed with coyotes, and coyotes can breed with wolves. They called a kite wolf. So they must all be part of the same created kind.
So they have a common ancestor, but it was the original dog kind that God created, not the transition between a reptile and a mammal like they show in these textbooks.
So fossils, the classification of animals, and the Bible are all in harmony. That's what it looks like.