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==The origin of snakes: Evolutionary View==
==The origin of snakes: Evolutionary View==
Snakes are suborder within the order of ''Squamata'', class of reptiles (''Reptilia''), subphylum vertebrats, phylum ''Chordata''. They originate from lizard-like reptiles with legs. Their ancestors probably lived under the ground and lost their legs. The most primitive snakes (''Boidae'' and ''Pythonidae'') still have rudimentary back limbs. Evolutionists deny that snakes once had the ability to both speak and walk, but fossil evidence shows otherwise. It wasn't until [[Eve]] was tricked in the Garden of Eden that God took away a snake's ability to talk and walk.
Snakes are suborder within the order of ''Squamata'', class of reptiles (''Reptilia''), subphylum vertebrats, phylum ''Chordata''. They originate from lizard-like reptiles with legs. Their ancestors probably lived under the ground and lost their legs. The most primitive snakes (''Boidae'' and ''Pythonidae'') still have rudimentary back limbs.
==The origin of snakes: Creationists View==
==The origin of snakes: Creationists View==