carolinajazz
Well-Known Member
...and who told you this...the evolution fossil "fairy?"
Evolutionists tell us that there was a time when birds did not exist-except as disgruntled reptiles. Well, now, let's suppose there were no birds. Could this earth survive? Let a scientist tell us. "Today, a countryside without birds would be unimaginable! And this is
as it should be, for without birds HUMANITY WOULD FACE DISASTER.
"We have only to note how many different kinds of injurious insects are being continuously and tirelessly destroyed by birds, to see what part the latter play in saving our field and orchard crops from destruction, as so many kinds of birds are entirely insectivores.
"Equally effective is the help of birds in man's fight against moles, mice, rats and other rodents which not only destroy the harvest in the fields, but also constitute a danger to human health as carriers of infectious diseases. These are only a few of the helpful roles played by birds in maintaining NATURE's EQUILIBRIUM". (Strange and Beautiful Birds, Josef Seget, page 5).
But notice, what scientists tell us about the arrival time of birds and insects. "Flying insects became a reality about 50 million years BEFORE the reptiles and birds took to the air, and for those 50 million years the only flying creatures were insects." (Insects, Ross Hutchins, pages 3, 4.)
But could the earth survive? Let's say it was only 50 million years, perhaps 25 million years, maybe 5 million years of difference. How about a thousand years? Would you believe a hundred? Let's see what would happen to a "birdless" earth!
"The descendants of a PAIR of houseflies, if they all lived and did well from April to August, would total 190,000,000,000,000,000,000 individuals. Fortunately, the balance of nature, in the form of natural controls, limits such population explosions among insects just as it does among other animals and among plants" (Insects, Ross Hutchins, page 9).
Granted, that insects eat other insects. Perhaps the earth would not be covered with 40 feet of insects in one year. But be sure that the earth COULD NOT SURVIVE unless birds and insects were CREATED TOGETHER to form that fantastic balance in nature, that man is just coming to understand.
Why don't evolutionists think about the ecological implications of their theories for a change? So obvious, even to the most CASUAL observer, if insects came first, then birds would have had to come next, rather than reptiles, as a world with only insects and then reptiles or land animals COULD not have existed for very long!
Genesis account of creation and the order things came into existence is absolutely correct! Check and mate!
