But have you really thought about what it is trying to say? Does this make sense?I am going to propose a 'theory' of my own evolution for you. You see
, according to evolution, all we see started out of a "big bang" where nothing exploded and created matter in the form of Hydrogen and Helium. From these evolved everything including the elements which includes aluminum. So according to their 'theory', aluminum is a given from evolution.EVOLUTION OF THE CAN!!!
So, millions and millions of years ago, there was a sandy beach. During a lightening storm there were strikes on land and sea. One of them at sea struck and formed completely new and complex structures from where they had never existed anywhere in the universe! Complex structures like amino acids, proteins, DNA, RNA and the complex codes in them that together created life from non living elements!
A second strike of lightening wasn't as fortunate. It struck the beach, but it only fused together the aluminum that was there into a small, round, dish-like structure that collected the rain from the storm.
Through the next few millions of years, the new life from the first strike, evolved more and more complex structures, completely by chance that allowed it to move, absorb and process nutrients into life-sustaining energy and even reproduce! The aluminum dish on the other hand evolved some low, rudimentary walls which allowed it to hold more liquid.
Millions of years more pass and the life form has become multi-celled. It has evolved motors and circulatory systems and immune systems. Again all by chance, all from scratch and all extremely functional! The aluminum dish? Higher walls, sigh.
More time passes and the life form evolves a brain, eyes and sight, the sense of touch, hearing and smell, as well as gills to breathe and fins for propulsion! The Aluminum dish has also made great sides in this period of time. It has gained a lid. Oh, and a tab so the liquid inside still can be accessed.
Yet more millions of years and our life form has evolved feet and legs, lungs to breathe air, come aground and evolved new eyes and new senses like the ability to smell. All done completely by chance, random process from never-existing materials or plans! Our little can has progressed too. It has added specks of color because the lady cans prefer male cans with a sense of style.
We watch millions more years pass and our life form has developed hollow bones wings for flight or warm blooded creatures better adapted for new environments, complex brains that can reason and think. Eventually this life form's bones and muscles all change to allow it to walk on two legs, have feelings, make decisions, understand morality and type blogs on computers! Our can has added more color which makes it more appealing to the lady cans and can now be found in family units of six.
Of corse, along this evolutionary line 
of our little can, there were some mutations. These produced cans that looked a little different, but they were all still cans. Other fossils of cans that have been found were thought to be missing links between the steps, but were simply cans that had suffered from age, abuse and other deficiencies.Okay, okay, I know you are well into thinking I have lost my mind. You know full well that the can did not evolve. I mean, just look at it and its complexity. It was obviously designed by an intelligent mind for its purpose, right? Yet what about the other half of the story above? The little life form? You laugh at that too because it is blatantly wrong. It is missing so many immensely complex steps as to be nonsense. The process I typed was so over-simplified that it is barely a representation of what happened at all.
Wait, what? A can evolving is impossible because of its obvious design yet evolving a human IS possible? A human which is infinitely more complex than a can? In fact, pick any one aspect of a human, say the eye and sight, the immune system, consciousness, reproduction, even a simple bacteria cell inside a human. Each of these are individually infinitely more complex than a can. So why is it an insult to our intelligence that a can evolved when we are demanded by secular science to believe that all of the components that make man, evolved from nothing, on its own, with no information on how to construct any of the new additions, completely by random chance? Now who is insulting your intelligence??
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I had the perfect reply to this. A reader whose user name is simply "Q" wrote in response to this post, "Are you thick?" Q almost got it. Yes, the idea of a can evolving is ridiculous. We can see its design in its complexity and in its function. The choice of metal is sturdy, yet light as well as non toxic and relatively inexpensive. Its size holds enough drink to quench a thirst yet be finished before the carbonation expires. Its shape fits the human hand comfortably, the hole at the top allows an appropriate amount of fluid through, the lid has a perforation that makes it easy to open and it uses a lever and fulcrum (a simple machine) to open it. It is designed quite well and we can see that it is. And that IS the point.
ReplyDeleteA can is infinitely less complex than a living, thinking, breathing human. It is even vastly less complex than any organ in that human. Compare it to any single microscopic cell in that human and it is still impossibly less complex than even the simplest of cells.
If one has to be "thick" to believe that something as simple as an aluminum can came about by chance, random processes; believing that something as impossibly complex as a single cell, an organ or a living, breathing, thinking human came about by these same chance random processes simply defies any sense of common sense.
Great analogy! It's so obvious you wonder how anyone could still be so blind, but it really is a case of willing ignorance in many cases.
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