-Removed-This is simply incorrect.
Our species classification is actually Homo sapiens sapiens, classified not only by species, but classified further into sub-species. And we haven't yet evolved even out of this sub-species. But don't worry, we've only been at it for 100,000 years or so (I do not know the precise number, I'm admittedly spit-balling this number, so please don't garrote me yet.)
@wolfgang59 saidI don't know, I can't see past next Thursday....A million years isn't that long, sharks and crocodiles have been around for a lot longer than that. You can't say for sure that humankind will be a new species, it depends what evolutionary buttons are pushed in the meantime, assuming we are around at all, of course. Evolution into a new species isn't a given. Anatomically modern humans have been around for about 300,000 years, as far as we know, and have interbred with Neanderthals, so who knows who will be breeding with whom, certainly I won't be breeding with anyone, more's the pity.
Do you agree that Mankind in a million years will probably be different
enough from Man now to make inter-breeding impossible?
At that time Man will be a new species, and evolutionists will have to make
a fairly arbitrary decision as to when that happened, although it is actually
constantly happening; past, present and future.
!!! 😆
And I would like to apologize for my last paragraph (the ! marks ) , I was at the end of the mother of all head colds when I wrote that and was feeling a bit growly, and regretted writing it afterwards. I trust and hope there are no hard feelings.
-Removed-As humans, you and I change our minds when we see a better way of doing something (or if convinced by others). For God to do this however necessitates that His original intention was imperfect. - Which itself contradicts God's portrayal in the bible. For example, 2 Samuel 22:31 "This God—his way is perfect."
I don't find it credible that an omniscient God would lay aside His perfect plan to accommodate a working relationship with mankind. Indeed, we are expected to accommodate Him. After all, He knows all things, from the beginning to the end.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidMaybe God is strategic? Perhaps God nurtures mankind's moral development by putting things out there for us to challenge? A parent does not nurture development without interaction. How do you know these weren't tests in which God hoped to be overruled?
As humans, you and I change our minds when we see a better way of doing something (or if convinced by others). For God to do this however necessitates that His original intention was imperfect. - Which itself contradicts God's portrayal in the bible. For example, 2 Samuel 22:31 "This God—his way is perfect."
I don't find it credible that an omniscient God would lay ...[text shortened]... , we are expected to accommodate Him. After all, He knows all things, from the beginning to the end.