Belief Follows Truth : God's Perfect Creation

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They can't tell me there's no God. They can try but the evidence is too great for the Truth of God to be false. There's no way that such beauty with precise detail and timing to be the product of random chance and natural selection. They're not that bright to begin with.

They failed to produce any kind of evidence in their own 'scientific' way, they failed to come with any kind of historical records indicating the Word of God is false, and they failed to give support to their own claims that evolution is true. As Picachu would say: Strike three! They're out!

The Truth of God still remains the truth.

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zork0000 · 56-60, M

Of course things can evolve into such beautiful and precise creatures. Creationists always think in terms of "days" but the things around us took billions of years to become what they are. So yes, random variations over incredibly long periods of time can produce the huge biome of this earth (and likely many other worlds).

GodSpeed63 · 61-69, M

@zork0000 [quote]Of course things can evolve into such beautiful and precise creatures[/quote]

We believe in days because that's how long it took God to create the universe and everything in it. On the seventh day, He rested. Whoever told you that the earth is billions of years old does not have his/her facts straight.

DocSavage · M

@GodSpeed63
God says the earth is flat. He was the only one there at the time, so you can’t blame it on anyone else. He lied.

Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@GodSpeed63 [quote]We believe in days because that's how long it took God to create the universe and everything in it. On the seventh day, He rested. Whoever told you that the earth is billions of years old does not have his/her facts straight.[/quote]
So, you are looking forward to the world ending in about 218 years.

newjaninev2 · 56-60, F

@GodSpeed63 No, you don’t get to do that. You don’t get to avoid the evidence that the universe has been expanding for 13.7 billion years, and you don’t get to avoid the evidence that the Earth is 4.5 billion years old, by simply saying that it’s a mistake

...and you definitely don’t get to use some book of Bronze Age fables as an authority for doing so.

You’ll need to consistently, coherently, and completely, account for the evidence.

Would you like to make a start on that?

DocSavage · M

@GodSpeed63
If Yahweh is so wonderful, then why are the days named of the Norse god you say don’t exist ?
In fact , there isn’t really anything named in his honor is there. Hell, even Jesus had to steal from pagan religions to get any holidays.

DocSavage · M

@newjaninev2
It’s time

He’s got nothing.

hartfire

@zork0000 I think maybe a certain 63 mph deity must have lived his life inside some kind of cult, partially cut off from the mainstream of the world. Clearly the barrier is only partial or he wouldn't have electricity, internet and a computer. Maybe he sees himself as some sort of evangelist trying to convert non-believers to his way of seeing. If so, he would probably be running some kind of tax-free church - hence raking in the money - the more converts, the greater the riches.
To not understand the basics of the science is so shocking that one has to wonder where he has been all his life.
I wonder why he doesn't seem to have even the tiniest skeric of curiosity to explore the evidence that the Bible is not factual and that scientific method works.
If he were so secure and unshakeable in his faith, he surely would not be averse to exploring physics, chemistry, biology, geography, paleontology, archeology, and the way the world works.

newjaninev2 · 56-60, F

@hartfire [quote]he doesn't seem to have even the tiniest skeric of curiosity[/quote]

That’s really sad, isn’t it!

hartfire

@newjaninev2 Profoundly so, yes.
There is such wonder and awe in science and in the understanding of the how of evolution.