Originally posted by Shallow Blue
Yes, go ahead, stop denying anything that doesn't fit your opinions. Sorry, mate, but we know how the eye evolved and it doesn't involve any magic; we know how chimps and apes evolved from a common ancestor and it doesn't involve a chimp magically turning into a human; we know all this, despite you denying it.
Also, there is no such thi ...[text shortened]... neral Relativity next? You know, 'cause it's ungodly to think that light can have a fixed speed?
I'm sorry you may have an idea about how the eye evolved, but you really
don't know how or even if it did evolve. That is the issue with the true
believers of evolution, they find a good story and claim it as true, it maybe
true, but in their minds it is no matter what.
No one knows if a light sensitive anything ever just sprang up, but it fits the
theory so it must be true, it does not mean it was it is just the best story
to date. If all the light sensitive spots that are meaningful were products of
design then the theory is meaningless. That means it is also you who looks
at things that doesn't fit your opinions you just reject out of hand.
So if a light sensitive spot appears you then have to have several things
occur that make that spot useful. Think of it as a car radio antenna, what
good would having something sensitive to receive radio signals if there was
nothing about the life form that understood radio signals, if it did recognize
them it would need to in some useful means!
The stories those who talk about how it COULD have happen are always
filled with words like it may have, or it is possible this occurred, so there
really isn't a real knowledge only a good story behind how it might have
happen.
Knowing we have eye sight isn't proof for evolution, it does not scream
evolution is true. Yet opinions are fixed upon the stories that make
evolution true because it fits their opinions.