[Marie2]

No, since the Bible does not declare alchemy nor flat earth notions to be true.

Find the missing link yet?

[whattajoke]

No, since the Bible does not declare alchemy nor flat earth notions to be true.

We must have read different bibles.

Find the missing link yet?

Sure! Tens of thousands actually. Here are ten to get you started, written in a very simple layman style.

My particular favorite "missing link" is the tiktaalik - because it was predicted and then discovered exactly where it was predicted to be found in the strata. I'm still waiting for the creationist take on tiktaalik.

And by the way, to play your "missing link" game is foolish. For every one discovered, two more "missing links" are created.

[Cedric]

Or how ‘bout living cells spontaneously forming on the backs of crystals or life on earth seeded by aliens (Dawkins).

[mlo]

"No, since the Bible does not declare alchemy nor flat earth notions to be true."

Then you are admitting it is a matter of religion, not science.