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To: CitizenUSA
Yea and I can throw a cup of ink into the air and when it lands on a canvas prestochangeo it looks like the Mona Lisa.

"billions upon billions of years of typing." there has not been enough time for all the chips to fall into place to have the diversity of animal, flora, and insects that this world holds.

I heard a theory that possible microbial life came here from a comet or asteroid. Well if that was true then the moon should have more life than any place since it has so many pock marks from asteroids hitting.

36 posted on 01/12/2012 12:40:57 AM PST by guitarplayer1953 (Grammar & spelling maybe wrong, get over it, the world will not come to an end!)
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To: guitarplayer1953

I agree with you, but the problem is it cannot be proved conclusively. While throwing ink in the air to produce a perfect copy of the Mona Lisa is very, very improbable, it’s not impossible. It could also happen on the first try. If we’re talking about our own creation rather than ink and the Mona Lisa, the perfect circumstances would have to exist, or we wouldn’t exist. That’s why we’d be located the proper distance from the sun on a planet with the right amount of water, etc.

Of course, I’m a creationist. Not knowing the math myself, I think the probability of us occuring is very, very low—far, far lower than your Mona Lisa example. I find it much easier to believe in a Creator—a cause for our effect. I also find Christ’s teachings to be the best explanation for what I see around me. Therefore, I’m a Christian. I can’t prove Christ was right. That’s where the faith comes in.


38 posted on 01/12/2012 2:38:14 AM PST by CitizenUSA (What's special about bad? Bad is easy. Anyone can do it. Try good instead!)
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