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[Miniminuteman] Trying To Read A Creationist Propaganda Textbook
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25:00~ This is one of my favorite parts of YEC. Ah yes, the "dog kind" and wolves, dogs, etc all came from that around 4000~ years ago. But the idea of an animal having even bigger changes over millions of years in unfathomable. The evolution they believe in can make incredibly large changes very rapidly, but thinking evolution could make big changes over a long period of time is some wackjob evolutionist thinking.
Also they'll never ever define what a kind is and its very funny to ask them.
That's because there is no "real" definition of kind. Genesis describes creating each animal and them reproducing according to their kind. So they took poetic language and tried mapping it directly into a scientific term. It's similar to how creation had to take place in seven days because the Bible uses the word "day" which corresponds to the Hebrew word "yom" which only ever in the history of the language referred to a 24-hour period. I suppose the Bible does specify "evening and then morning" but the other description is how they tried to teach it to us.