Ceepea
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence_of_common_descent#Vestigial_structuresOkay lol I'm waiting to see this evidence LOL! I watched your video, and because creatures are made of some of the same material (flesh) (and protein matter LOL) proves nothing of your theory that bacteria are literally growing into humans. There is absolutely no proof or anything that suggest this. You have looked for forty pages to try to disprove things I have said but have failed. You offer no Evidence, just a video of a old man talking about plants. You base your proof off from you think GOD can't make creation. That's all you think despite 40 pages over evidence pleading with you to turn to prayer so you can have personal experiences. You claim you are a logical thinker but provide no answers to anything. With no evidence of your theory then when someone comes along telling you something you cannot prove wrong, and explains everything with pages of evidence with no contradictions and a eye witness testimony you choose to follow something with no explanation of anything or any evidence. The only thing that you keep saying is that GOD can't make things and be Omnipotent because no one else can.
Well behold GOD can make and destroy, was and always will be. The beginning and the End Alpha and Omega. Fear GOD
Considering you believe this bacteria becoming people theory which claims science but has no scientific proof or any evidence or even suggestions yet you chose to believe this cult trend from what sounds like a bad sci fi movie, with more holes then describable, have you stopped to think you only believe something that makes zero sense and explains nothing, and don't do your research on the topic because you are running away from acknowledge GOD?
So you picked a group that just tries to ignore GOD and GOD's Laws, no matter how long you choose to live without acknowledgment of GOD, I assure you the topic will not disappear.
One of the strongest evidences for common descent comes from the study of gene sequences. Comparative sequence analysis examines the relationship between the DNA sequences of different species,[1] producing several lines of evidence that confirm Darwin's original hypothesis of common descent. If the hypothesis of common descent is true, then species that share a common ancestor inherited that ancestor's DNA sequence, as well as mutations unique to that ancestor. More closely related species have a greater fraction of identical sequence and shared substitutions compared to more distantly related species.
The simplest and most powerful evidence is provided by phylogenetic reconstruction. Such reconstructions, especially when done using slowly evolving protein sequences, are often quite robust and can be used to reconstruct a great deal of the evolutionary history of modern organisms (and even in some instances of the evolutionary history of extinct organisms, such as the recovered gene sequences of mammoths or Neanderthals). These reconstructed phylogenies recapitulate the relationships established through morphological and biochemical studies. The most detailed reconstructions have been performed on the basis of the mitochondrial genomes shared by all eukaryotic organisms, which are short and easy to sequence; the broadest reconstructions have been performed either using the sequences of a few very ancient proteins or by using ribosomal RNA sequence.
Phylogenetic relationships also extend to a wide variety of nonfunctional sequence elements, including repeats, transposons, pseudogenes, and mutations in protein-coding sequences that do not result in changes in amino-acid sequence. While a minority of these elements might later be found to harbor function, in aggregate they demonstrate that identity must be the product of common descent rather than common function.
Universal biochemical organisation and molecular variance patterns