JJM wrote:1. If you do not believe in god then how do you think the Bible predicted that Israel would once again become a nation?
self-evident. And, while it does say Israel will arise, it also says that an Israel will arise that will NOT be the Israel of old, will not be the blessed nation. Then, as was pointed out earlier, there will be a final return with the real Israel. Both interpretations are disputed.
JJM wrote:2.If You believe we were created by a "big bang" then why our all our body symmetrical.
The Big Bang has nothing to do with Evolution of species. The Big Bang might be completely wrong without putting a hole in Evolution of species on Earth at all. In fact, Big Bang could be wrong without refuting much of what we believe is true about Earth, the Solar System and our galaxies. It is just one possibility that matches the data to date. There are other theories, though as far as I know Big Bang seems to best fit the known data.
Symetry or lack of it has nothing to do with proving or disproving Evolution, only how evolution might have occured. Evolution is determined from the fossil record, not supposed ideas of what is probable or "must" be. Science often challenges what we think "must" be true. The evidence presented by fossils are hardly what most people would intuitively believe to be true without evidence. That is one reason why Creationists can be so convincing to people who don't know real science. Real science does NOT always seem to immediately make sense, but it is true based upon evidence.
Titanic wrote:Simon Viavant wrote:No, the fossil record clearly traces dolphins, porpoises and seals from land mammals, otters are the link between them and larger rodents. Scientists have found a record of this in fossils by the pacific shelf.
It was in the 1967 Stevenson Discovery of the shores of San Fransisco, you can read his original papers about it in the University of Berkeley Archives at the UCBerkeley website.
Really? Life originated in the sea, I though land animals ame frm sea animals?
Life is believed to have originated in the sea and then evolved into land animals. However, dolphins (and the seals) descended from land animals that evolved into sea-going creatures. Evolution is not always a straight line.