[RoadTest]

A bunch of wristwatch parts tumbled in a clothes dryer for 35,000,000 years won't put themselves together into a wristwatch; not even if you run it for 100,000,000 years.

I don't believe it.

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"A bunch of wristwatch parts tumbled in a clothes dryer for 35,000,000 years won't put themselves together into a wristwatch; not even if you run it for 100,000,000 years.

I don't believe it."

Nor does anybody else. Nice strawman though.

[KeepUSfree]

Of course you don't.

Now, I'm sure you know ABSOLUTLEY NOTHING about evolutionary theory - what it ACTUALLY is, how it works, the science behind it....or you wouldn't throw out the old stupid teleological argument.....which has been addressed hundreds of times.

No, you prefer to cling to your ignorance in hopes that it will buy you eternal salvation.

Hint: God doesn't like people who deny his wonders (Evolution being one of them).

I'm ALWAYS amazed when these folks think that MAN knows better than GOD. God set it up this way, all we have to do is live by the rules. Figuring out those rules is what science does. To deny obvious truths spread about you by the creator is blasphemous!

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Yet you still have no alternate explanation.

[GarySpFc]

I don't believe it.

Neither do I believe the Darwinists subjective nonsense. I would rather walk with the Lord than to follow their atheistic belief system.

[trashcanbred]

I don't believe that a wristwatch would either. Too bad your analogy has not a dang thing to do with Evolution.

[shuckmaster]

I don't believe it.

I should hope not. Wristwatch parts don't replicate.

[Dimensio]

A bunch of wristwatch parts tumbled in a clothes dryer for 35,000,000 years won't put themselves together into a wristwatch; not even if you run it for 100,000,000 years.

I don't believe it.

While I will not dispute your claim, I do not see how it is in any way related to the current topic of discussion. Did you perhaps post this to the wrong discussion?

[dmz]

IA bunch of wristwatch parts tumbled in a clothes dryer for 35,000,000 years won't put themselves together into a wristwatch; not even if you run it for 100,000,000 years.
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I don't know. I put 7 pairs of socks into the dryer, and come out with six pairs and an odd sock. The other sock seems to have evolved into something else, and I used the "Less Dry" position on the dryer. I think it evolved into boxer shorts.