>So when God said let the fowl multiply, he was NOT saying let the lizards
>multiply, or the fish, or the humans. He said FOWL. If that is not an
>implication of fixity, nothing is.
>
>It is certainly NOT an implication for evolution or change.You will not find
>any text that implies this. This is a major scriptural problem for evolution,
>which must come in the back door, so to speak.
>
Lets try this another way. God said let the FOWL multiply. Fine. I don't
agree with your interp here.(I am not sure I understand it) But assuming you
are right, God told the FOWL to multiply and therefore they are fixed. He did
not tell, as you note, the lizards, fish, or humans to multiply. Therefore
they can evolve!!!
No evolution for birds evolution for everyone else. :-)
>Here I need to point out, as I have not done enough in the past, that Glenn's
>imagination, tenacity and plain hard work on these issues is a good example
>for everyone. He has definitely made me work harder at my apologetics,made me
>think, made me go to the library,made me buy books (for this, he owes me some
>money).
Sue me!
I needle him, and he needles me, but he's a smart fellow (except for
>his choice of state to live in). For you efforts, Glenn, you are to be
>commended.
Thank you to. I also am forced to work harder.
glenn
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