"According to my understanding of kinds and species, the "two of every kind" that left Noah's Ark experienced a rapid and unprecedented increase in diversity in those first generations after the Flood. I don't know how many generations this diversifying lasted, and I don't know how diverse each kind became. In general, I think every kind diversified to an extent, and some generated many new species."
Good article, but I wish he'd given his understanding of "kinds" and "species"; operating assumptions and definitions are pretty important when discussing these topics.
"According to my understanding of kinds and species, the "two of every kind" that left Noah's Ark experienced a rapid and unprecedented increase in diversity in those first generations after the Flood. I don't know how many generations this diversifying lasted, and I don't know how diverse each kind became. In general, I think every kind diversified to an extent, and some generated many new species."
ReplyDeleteGood article, but I wish he'd given his understanding of "kinds" and "species"; operating assumptions and definitions are pretty important when discussing these topics.