God-Talk 11

A weekly challenge to think a bit!

Where are the missing links?

Evolutionists claim that the birds developed from the reptiles. But did you ever hear of any fossils that show the transition from a scale to a feather? Do you know how complicated the construction of a feather is? There are the shaft, the feather branches, the arching beams and the catching beams. Everything has to be very stable and flexible and light at the same time. You think that they will find a missing link in the future?

Well, listen to what George Gaylord, one of the best known evolutionary palaeontologists, says: “This (the missing of the most important links) is true for all of the 32 orders of mammals... The first and most primitive members of every order already show the respective traits of their order. In no case we know something close to a continuous row of links from one order to the next. In most cases the gap is so large that the origin of the order is speculative and very controversial.” And “The regular missing of links is not only true for the mammals but is an almost universal phenomenon” (from: “Tempo and Mode in Evolution”).

If that is true, why do people still cling to the theory of a development by chance of all plants, animals and mankind through small and slow changes? Is it just because they don’t want to be responsible to a creator?

Genesis 1:24 "And God said, 'Let the earth bring forth living creatures according to their kinds - livestock and creeping things and beasts of the earth according to their kinds.' And so it was."