Originally Posted By: Ringman
The above does not leave room for one kind to become some other kind.
Yes it does. Every specimen of a species produces after its kind. Speciation is a gradual process, such that a change sufficient to classify one as belonging to a distinct species requires a separation of many thousands of generations, perhaps millions. So while each specimen always produces a member of its own species, one can look back over the expanses of time and classify as two distinct species a distant ancestor and his distant descendant. No violence, therefore, is done to the verse you cite.
God didn't use the man made word of species. He said "kind". You are calling God a liar and saying there is no such thing and everything is related.
