[Dimensio]

Why is there the law of gravity and the law of aerodynamics?

Scientists observed consistent patterns that were easily represented with statements useful for making future predictions regarding observations.

Do you know what a "law" is in the context of science?

Why is there light wave and sound waves?

That's not a question that science can answer. At least, not yet.

There is no evolutionary reasons for TV, radio, computers, airplanes to work.

Why would any rational person expect a biological science to address the workings of computers, airplanes, televisions or radios?

Why isn't deformity the rule with life?

Why should it be?

Shouldn't we see more people and animals with two heads or three eyes or 6 fingers?

No.

Evolution precludes that chance gets it right. It is sort of like the wind building a dam. It is possible but usually we find living things like beavers and people build dams.

You're misrepresenting how evolution works. Changes that ultimately drive evolution are small in scale, not freak occurances like someone born with two heads.

[conserv371]

My point being that the laws and the waves that we encounter in life have a logical and intelligent use to them. The being is the Author of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, etc. It all came from a Super Intelligent Being. The major problem of evolution is that it operates within a finite boundary while dismissing things that are infinite and transcendent.

While evolutionist have the process of life taking so many billions of years, creationists who believe in an infinite God realize that the whole process could have taken one day or one hour. Why six days? For our benefit in order to give us a pattern for work. In regards to age, everything was designed mature.

Is that saying, micro-evolution has not occurred? No. There have been changes within the cat family and the dog family but that is after their kind.