"God is outside of that existence and we do not have the ability to comprehend under the framework of life on earth."
Sounds logical to me. So it would be natural for God to communicate to us via another human, since "we do not have the ability to comprehend under the framework of life on earth."
I'm sorry - I did not at all think you were an atheist. Your post of the creation, Adam and Eve, and the following events just reminded me of Clayton's seminar.
I did not realize how science had progressed since my days of school and it gave me a catch-up course on the developments. The man is brilliant and reminded me of a Rush Limbaugh brain.
For one thing - I found out that a comet will not hit the earth as it is heading to the sun and the placement of the other planets prevents it hitting earth (except in extreme rare instances).
He also gave 10 criteria needed for earth to have been created and the probability of getting even one of them right. Scientifically this meant that the probability of earth having just merely 10 (when there were really 100's of criteria) would have been in the billions - 000,000,000,000,000. (Don't remember the number).
So interesting.