Transitional forms take what is called a mosaic nature. One part of the
body changes, then another then another. I was pointing out that bird teeth
have the appearance of such a mosaic.
What did you think about the possibility of a dinosaur with feathers?
> It was because of this setting
>that I sent the whole piece on birds written by Pitman.
>
>> Did I miss something? I didn't see anyone say that no biologist argued for
>> creation. Gary Parker is a biologist and a YEC.
>>
>
>In case you missed it, on 2/17/97 the following was posted to the list:
>
>> snip...Why is it that many of the world's leading (and vocal) opponents
>> of evolution are from non-biological disciplines?
>>
>>Henry Morris--hydraulic engineer
>>John Morris--engineer
>>Hugh Ross--astronomy
>>Phil Johnson--lawyer
>>
No, I didn't miss this, but they are not biologists, You wrote:
>I hope that the claim that was made that no biologist is making the case
>for creationism without using evolution is put to rest now.
I didn't think an astronomer, lawyer hydraulic engineer or engineer counted
as biologists. I just never saw the claim made that you were attacking. I
must have missed it.
>>
>
>Any biology teacher at a major university with the prestige of Cambridge
>along with being a published author whose books can be purchased at
>local bookstores or book clubs qualifies him, in my view, as a leading
>voice.
>
>
>These two items were the motivation for my post. It is good to air views
>from all sides of the spectrum.
I agree with you hear. By the way, I am glad you didn't leave the list. As
a former young-earth creationist, I enjoy talking with young earth
creationists. There are too many TEs here.
glenn
Foundation, Fall and Flood
http://www.isource.net/~grmorton/dmd.htm