"Evolution is not working."
Of course it is. It's just a a slow process for most species.
"Where are the people who live to be 900 years old?"
Generally they're found in ancient fairy tales.
"How many now live to be 120?"
Not many. What's your point?
"In connection with the changes at the time of the flood we read: “There were giants on the earth in those days” (Genesis 6:4)."
And?
"Where are the dinosaurs?"
Long dead and buried. You can see their descendants and a handful of creatures that are basically unchanged from the time the dinosaurs roamed the Earth but I'm afraid you missed the genuine article by about 65 million years.
"Where are the hairy mammoths that can still be found well-preserved, frozen in the northern permafrost?"
Try Alaska, northern Canada and parts of Russia I would think. They're quite rare to find though so it would probably be easier to watch a documentary or see any preserved specimens on display in museums rather than attempting to dig one up yourself.
"Millions of species have become extinct and some scientists predict that from 25% to 50% of species that now exist, will become extinct in the next fifty years!"
You have a point with all this inane rambling I presume.
"Evolution is not working and there is no evidence that it ever has."
You are here. Humans were not here a mere 3 million years ago; ergo evolution must work.
"The facts contradict the theory of evolution."
No, they don't. Real facts, presented by real scientists or other qualified individuals or groups, show just the opposite of your claim.
"he number of life forms continues to decrease and there is historical evidence, also from non-biblical sources, for the devolution of man."
There is no such thing as "devolution" except in bad sci-fi movies from the 1950s.
"Babylonian records also speak of a time when people lived to be a thousand years old."
Yes, I'm aware of that. I believe their earliest kings on their list of rulers generally ruled for many, many millennia. If you look closely at the dating you'll probably find that the dates were long before the invention of writing which means that the dates were recorded at a much later date from oral tales of mythological kings. Once writing became prevalent, and thereby record keeping, more realistic dates begin to show up since they could write down the length of rule as it happened.
You seem utterly gullible to believe such things without question. Would you like to buy a bridge?
