Intelligent Design vs. Darwinism

Lol. I 'spose so.

I know you don't believe in Christianity, and by asking you a question we'd be going off topic, but I don't think it is sad for 1 bil. to believe Jesus is our savior. It's just another way to explain the world.

Seen it. Thought it had some rather funny parts. But not a good movie. But then again, Michael Moore isn't really that great a person, from what I've seen.

Why does it have to be Christians? There are plenty of other (Currently around) religions who believe a god created the world. Now, I'll have to do research on the subject, but wasn't ID created by some Agnostic or something?

Yay, more support from my college Anthropology class. Your above example, pig and reptile, does not work the way you've put it. There are two types of common traits: The traits that reveal a common ancestor, and the traits that just happen to be similar. Sharks and dolphins are perfect examples. They have fins that serve the same purpose, but one is a mammal and the other is a fish. Now, going down the evolutionary tree we will eventually get to a common ancestor for everything, but that is most likely a simple single-celled organism. So for all intents and purposes, saying animals of two completely different types (Mammal, reptile, amphibian, fish, bird) share a common ancestor is a rather large stretch.

 

I'm just telling you what I've been taught in my class! lol. It was a part of my notes! Now looking back at it, my teacher is pretty biased!

 

That video was rather interesting, although I do have some things that I disagree with. But for right now, I'll point out that what he's saying is starting to sound like Assassin's Creed. Which makes me wonder if some of the game creators read this guy's work and just used it as an idea.