Hey, I have a funny question for evolutionists...
Sheep must be sheared once or twice a year, if I'm not mistaken. If they are not sheared, they die. There is no animal that can shear a sheep and the sheep can't shear itself. Therefore, sheep depend on humans. Now, I don't understand how a sheep could evolve to dependance upon humans, because even if that had happened, we would still see sheep in the wild. It would seem that sheep would've had to have evolved after humans. How would you explain a sheep's need for humans? I wonder if evolution can explain this one...
Sheep must be sheared once or twice a year, if I'm not mistaken. If they are not sheared, they die. There is no animal that can shear a sheep and the sheep can't shear itself. Therefore, sheep depend on humans. Now, I don't understand how a sheep could evolve to dependance upon humans, because even if that had happened, we would still see sheep in the wild. It would seem that sheep would've had to have evolved after humans. How would you explain a sheep's need for humans? I wonder if evolution can explain this one...