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Why do athesists insist that men evolved from fish?

After reading all the "evidence" i still don't see how you go from point A to point Z. There are too many missing points in-between. For instance, by what exact process does a fish go from having gills to breathe under water to having lungs to breathe air? Is there any known life form that has both gills and lungs? Please let me know, thanks.

Asked By: Wide Awake - 9/24/2008
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Accepting ANY evidence is difficult or impossible for those whose religion forbids it so I won't give a lengthy explanation here.

Understanding evolution has resulted in huge advances in genetics, epidemiology, archeology, agriculture, embryology, bacteriology… the list goes on. It has produced tens of thousands of discoveries and greatly improved our quality of life.

~ Much of society does not need a grasp of the principles of evolution to take advantage of the benefits, just as they don’t need to understand chemistry to use plastic.

Many children don’t learn the principles of physics, chemistry or evolution in school. Later, in their homes and in many simple jobs they may never need such knowledge.
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Answered By: Donut Tim - 9/24/2008
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Sounds like BULLSH$T to me.
Answered By: ddb777 - 9/25/2008
No, they really do not
Answered By: belladonna - 9/24/2008
I hope you meant to spell atheist that way.........as a joke.....
Answered By: Just say yes to drugs - 9/24/2008
Why do Christians insist that atheists insist that men evolved from fish?
Answered By: Dawn (Pagan) - 9/24/2008
Because they don't believe in the Creator.

Simple.
Answered By: pinkstealth - 9/24/2008
Look up lung fish
Answered By: deph05 - 9/24/2008
Learn to spell "atheist" and we can talk.
Answered By: Rebecca A - 9/24/2008
Most of Ohio's 24 species of salamanders belong to either the Lungless Salamander family (Plethodontidae) or the Mole Salamander family (Ambystomatidae). Some salamanders retain gills throughout life. Others have both gills and lungs. Some start with gills and later develop lungs.

There you go. Thumbs-down means you agree.
Answered By: icepryncess15 - 9/24/2008
They have a spirit of delusion because they have hardened their hearts to the truth.
Answered By: Tribble Macher - 9/24/2008
Actually there are several species of fish that do live out of water for extended periods. Then there are those darned amphibians that need water to survive and reproduce, but can live on land.
Answered By: Pirate AM™ - 9/24/2008
Ultimately, it's irrelevant whether you "see" how it happens or not. People many times smarter than you and me DO see how it happens.
Answered By: Dr. Rjinswand - 9/24/2008
Fish? I think they meant to say that all life originated in the oceans.

Anyway, about those 'missing' points, scientists have not had enough time to uncover all the secrets of evolution, we've only been on the earth for a few thousand years, and there is only a handful people studying billions of years of evolution.
Answered By: Terry the Klown - 9/24/2008
First of all, this has been going on for perhaps 4 billion years. Secondly, there is no "jump" from gills to lungs. There are many intermediate steps, and these intermediate steps ALSO have functions.

The fossil records show a fairly complete picture but you have to know what to look for. You have to devote years of study to pick out what has happened.

In the same way, if you never studied sculpture and I took you to a museum, statues from 300 BC, 300AD and 1200 AD and 1800 AD would pretty much all look the same to you.

All the subtleties would be lost.
Answered By: Joseph M - 9/24/2008
That would be called Evolutionist and that would be genetic mutation.
Answered By: Sirius - 9/24/2008
What do atheists have to do with biological science??? Yes, a whole class of vertebrates called amphibians live as fish and breathe through gills when they are young, but live as terrestrial or semi-terrestrial forms and breathe with lungs as adults.
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Born again Christian biologist
Answered By: PaulCyp - 9/24/2008
Bacause they want to stand by their self-righteousness!
Rom 1:20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:
Rom 1:21 Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened.
Rom 1:22 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.
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Answered By: ChristJesusSAVES - 9/24/2008
Better yet they believe we came from no living material. which is impossible to do.science has tried for 50 years to produce life THEY CAN'T. and even if they did they put intelligence behind it.this is not evolution ; time,chance. no intelligence.
Answered By: ronbo - 9/24/2008
That would be biologists not atheists. I can see how you might be confused since you want to lump the educated together but they are different things.

There are animals that can breath both ways and that's how it happens.

I can't possibly hope to make up for 12 years of missed science education for you. You haven't got the slightest idea what the evidence even is, but you will say that you know better than the best scientific minds of the last 150 years. That's just silly.
Answered By: Gazoo - 9/24/2008
It went from fish, to amphibians, to reptiles, to mammals.

I won't detail it all to you, since I do not have all the answers, but that's how it basically went. I'm sure if you ask this in the proper section (biology) you will get a much more satisfactory response.
Answered By: Spirit Wanderer- Atheati Samurai - 9/24/2008
You will get no sound answers here from these people , their truths and theories change daily with their science
Thank God His word and He never changes !
What God thinks about their wisdom ..

Romans 1:22- Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.
Answered By: Leviah - 9/24/2008
"After reading all the "evidence" " LIAR LIAR LIAR LIAR
ANOTHER TYPICAL UNEDUCATED, HOME SCHOOLED CHRISATAN LIAR....
if you READ ALL THE EVIDENCE you could answer this.
"Is there any known life form that has both gills and lungs?"
THE ANSWER IS A RESOUNDING "YES" YOU STUNNING FOOL.

can you get a PHD from homeschooling?
you have nothing of value to add... and are sad inside.... and are pitiful and pitied.......
Answered By: White n Nerdy - 9/24/2008
Evolution is a Fact and a Theory
by Laurence Moran

When non-biologists talk about biological evolution they often confuse two different aspects of the definition. On the one hand there is the question of whether or not modern organisms have evolved from older ancestral organisms or whether modern species are continuing to change over time. On the other hand there are questions about the mechanism of the observed changes... how did evolution occur? Biologists consider the existence of biological evolution to be a fact. It can be demonstrated today and the historical evidence for its occurrence in the past is overwhelming. However, biologists readily admit that they are less certain of the exact mechanism of evolution; there are several theories of the mechanism of evolution.

Well evolution is a theory. It is also a fact. And facts and theories are different things, not rungs in a hierarchy of increasing certainty. Facts are the world's data. Theories are structures of ideas that explain and interpret facts. Facts don't go away when scientists debate rival theories to explain them. Einstein's theory of gravitation replaced Newton's in this century, but apples didn't suspend themselves in midair, pending the outcome. And humans evolved from ape-like ancestors whether they did so by Darwin's proposed mechanism or by some other yet to be discovered.
-Stephen J. Gould, " Evolution as Fact and Theory"; Discover, May 1981

Let me try to make crystal clear what is established beyond reasonable doubt, and what needs further study, about evolution. Evolution as a process that has always gone on in the history of the earth can be doubted only by those who are ignorant of the evidence or are resistant to evidence, owing to emotional blocks or to plain bigotry. By contrast, the mechanisms that bring evolution about certainly need study and clarification. There are no alternatives to evolution as history that can withstand critical examination. Yet we are constantly learning new and important facts about evolutionary mechanisms.
-Theodosius Dobzhansky "Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution", American Biology Teacher vol. 35 (March 1973) reprinted in Evolution versus Creationism, J. Peter Zetterberg ed., ORYX Press, Phoenix AZ 1983
Answered By: ANDRE L - 9/24/2008
Technically, while not all Lungfish have lungs, they can breather air and water, although there is a species of lungfish that does have primitive lungs and it must breathe air or it will die, it also has primitive legs to suspend it out of the water.

Either way, we didn't evolve from fish. We evolved from a common ancestor with fish.
Answered By: Joey B - 9/24/2008
Point A and point B are one generation apart. So it's really point 1 to point 9x10^129, rather than point a to point z.
Answered By: あなたとは違うんです - 9/24/2008
Was there a recent outbreak of the 'I-forget-how-to-use-Google' virus that I'm not aware of?
Answered By: ktron - 9/24/2008
We do have evidence of a transition between a species with gills and a species with lungs. Other people have already covered that.

What I want to add is the fact that you cant expect us to have a perfect record of absolutely every thing that happened over every single second of the last 4 billion years. What the fossil record gives us are pictures into the past.

Consider the fact that you probably do not have tangable evidence that you were ever 9 years, 4 months, 13 days, 1 hour and 8 seconds old. What you might have is a photograph from your 9th birthday and a photograph from your 10th birthday. From those photographs, we can be reasonably sure that at some time you were 9 years, 4months..etc. The fossil record works the same way.


Also, don't forget that the fossil record is not the only line of evidence we have. In fact, even if there were no fossils, we would still know that evolution is true. Multiple independent lines of evidence from virtually all fields of science all converge to paint a very compelling and coherent picture that all life on earth shares a common ancestor.
Answered By: Ask Me About Atheism - 9/24/2008
No one can insist anything of the sort until someone travels back in time and video tapes it. Then all the arguing will be over. We will either have evolution documented or God will be appearing on Larry King.
Answered By: janaya73 - 9/24/2008
Quit wondering and take a college level biology class. Heck, even a high school biology class should be able to fill in those 'holes' for you. Quit thinking "this is so confusing... god must have done it."
Answered By: Maximum Effect - 9/24/2008
I will never understand why people look here for information on controversial subjects such as this. You have your beliefs and other people have theirs. End of story! You did not post seeking some sort of enlightenment, you posted to see what sort of religious debate you could get going. Do your own logical and informed research and form your own opinions. There are hundreds of different religions as well as non-religious people around the world. Post again when you have 100?omplete scientifically proven data that your beliefs are actually the only true way..then maybe I can take you seriously
Answered By: blablabla - 9/24/2008
It is not to say that man came directly from fish, but it is generally known that all life started in the oceans and moved on to land from there. Even Genesis tells you that. There is a creature called a lungfish you might want to look up.
Answered By: Ray G - 9/24/2008
They don't. Atheism is not about evolution. It's just a lack of belief in God. Period. They don't need an explanation for this. You do.
Answered By: Every body deserves life! - 9/24/2008
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