Re: Evolutionists Seem To Be Panicking Over I.D.

I challenge you to find any real science that is not in line with ToE, there is none.

Unfortunately I cannot because this is like a loaded question.  Since hard science is defined by what can be tested and if there is any idea that a creator was involved, it is automatically disqualified.  I can give readers something to wonder about.

How about the sudden appearance of just one phylum "trilobites" and other had bodied groups of phyla during the Cambrian?  No apparent ancestors were before them.

If you fit the Earth's history into a 24 hour period of time, the Cambrian would have lasted one minute.  During this period of time, a large majority of new phylum suddenly appeared.  Even evolutionists have stated that there should have been enough evidence in sedimentary rocks before the Cambrian to preserve ancestors even soft bodied ancestors.  Even if genes were responsible for the sudden diversity of body plans, how did they evolve?  What process of natural selection led to their development?  If this was the case, why didn't these genes reassert themselves during the 510 million years after the Cambrian?

The simple to more complex body designs is what we have seen in cars and automobiles.  We saw the basic body designs first and then engineers improved on these machines.  I think biological body designs were made in the same way.  This probably explains the jumps in evolutionary lineages of various groups of animals.

Back to my original point about evolutionists panicking. This is a paraphrased quote from Miller's book, "When people see a rainbow, scientists might want to understand the physics of light but creationists attribute it to a creation of God.  Inquiry will become lost because that is where it ends for creationists."   This is just one reason why we have to stop ID from being taught in our schools.  If you ask me this is ridiculous.  There will always be people like Miller who wish to study the physics of light and I think the vast majority of creationists believe that the world is a unified order that sustains itself.