>I gave you some links on scientific method and reccomended some course work. If you're really courious, and have the time, go to amazon and buy the books or (preferred method) go back to school and take the courses.

I got an undergrad degree in biology and minor in chemistry from the Tex A&M University (class of 1997). So I think I know little something about the subject.
Thanks for the recommendation.

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>This will interest you. Some orchids can only be pollinated by a single species of insect. The orchids mimic the appearance of the insect and EVEN produce pheromones specific to the insect. The pheromones are so discrete that the insect will actuall try and "hump" the orchid.
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>How did that happen. Well mutantions happened. The ones that didn't have the stuff to attract an insect and get pollenated - so it died. The ones that had the stuff are getting "humped" by bees, wasps and flies as we speak.

Ok this is a good theory. I'll accept that, not as fact, but I'll accept it.


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>Just because I cannot grasp the complexity of such magic does not mean I will disavow it as a measurable and enjoyable phenomenon. If their is a diety, then diety gave us curiosity and the tools to explore. A true diety would not instruct us to turn a blind eye.

Couldn't agree more. But I get the feeling that you already came to a conclusion and now you only want to here things that will validate your conclusion.

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>You understate the power of nature and the role of diversity. Evangelicals do not believe in nature - they beleive who ever they handed their proxy to!

Can you get a little more general.
I think they understand it just fine.

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>If you want to learn do what I did - go to the library!

I had 4 years of science. Besides, I'm too busy working and getting ready for Dental school.