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All this discussion is a smoke screen. When you are dead, you cannot perceive God or Spiritual things. As you are born again, you then KNOW there is a change and a new person. A dead person will never understand this. As long as YOU see God, that is what matters. He introduces Himself to each individual in a way that is undeniable. The real question is why can't dead people understand what they see in other people changing their lives,.......because they are dead. They should be asking why they can't hear God, but it's easier to just say everyone else is crazy.

All the science discussion is just to try to prove there is no God. A Christian scientist knows there is God and sees His creation that way. If you look at the whole space program, it was mainly a program to try to prove water, bacteria, or some other organic material is somewhere off Earth. Finding a bacteria on Mars is a far cry from proving there is no God, but it makes them feel they are right and don't have to answer for their sins.

True science should prove evolution is impossible for an organism to stay alive long enough to mutate in a way to digest food, see with eyes, and other bodily functions. If you just look at the digestive system and it's enzymes, you should fall down in awe of the complexity involved to change a piece of meat into energy. How many organisms had to be born and then die because they couldn't eat and live before a mutant could digest food using hundreds of amino acids and enzymes? The mathematical possibilities are ZERO! How could they live long enough to reproduce without being able to eat? The questions write themselves.

What of the mathematical probability of developing DNA with sufficient instructions on how to digest material in order to prolong life and then reach the point of being able to reproduce . . . ? Enzymes themselves are programmed to catalyze but one chemical reaction, but who did the programming?—I have never seen any computer program write itself spontaneously (I’m sure IBM would have loved that, but that ain’t how it works).