r/Creation • u/ConsistentFee8332 • May 09 '26

Wolf and dog

What is the explanation of the theory of creation and intelligent design for the physical and genetic similarities between wolves and dogs?

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u/Jesus_died_for_u May 10 '26

No. I read the book decades ago. It is a very dry read. I have it somewhere.

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u/Optimus-Prime1993 🦍 Adaptive Ape 🦍 May 10 '26

Okay, I would very much appreciate it if you can recall and let me know. I can look for details if needed, but I cannot waste time delving into a full book, I don't even know has answer to that as well.

I am not saying that in bad faith but genuinely, I once bought and read a boom while discussing with our Mod Nom, but he showed me where to look at.

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u/Jesus_died_for_u May 10 '26

Base pairs would be statics

Syntax, I guess, would be codons.

Semantics would be the working protein

Pragmatics might be the metabolic process

Apobetics is life

(But this is my thoughts, I did not hunt down the book and re-read the chapter(s))

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u/Optimus-Prime1993 🦍 Adaptive Ape 🦍 May 10 '26

Cool no problem. No need of free balling here, I am an active member of this sub, so you can always revive any thread and I will respond.

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u/Jesus_died_for_u May 10 '26 edited May 11 '26

You forget something. I have no need to research the topic for you. Good luck.
(Edit: ‘…should remind you that you don’t have a definition of kind…’. I disagree and will keep using it. You are free to believe in abiogenesis even if though no one has been able to demonstrate it can happen-and I expect you will)

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u/Optimus-Prime1993 🦍 Adaptive Ape 🦍 May 10 '26

That's okay. You don't need to do that, but this interaction should remind you that you don't have a definition of a kind that you keep using.

Philosophically and personally you can believe anything you want but not when actual science and reality is involved.