[Creationist]

No more odd then proclaiming the that the theory of evolution is real.
When in truth it takes faith like a religion to believe that nothing exploded, coalesced into stars, planets, solar systems, cooled off, rained upon the rocks in an oxygen free atmosphere for millions of years, creating puddles of amalgamated chemicals, which were struck by lighting, that became amino acids, that became simple celled organisms, which became multi celled organisms, which became fish, reptiles, then a great ice age happened which wiped out most of the organic stock, and yet some things like the alligator and croc made it through, then the mammals which lived through the ice age became something the resembled a humanzee which split into chimps and humans.

Let us bow our heads to the creator, All praise the great explosion or expansion, chaos is supreme and creates order, eventually.

Evolution is a religion. (:~/

[Quick1]

Personally, I would say a God who can execute a gigantic plan over billions of years is much more powerful than a God who has to click his heels three times and have it all come together relatively instantaneously. I always wonder why Creationists think there is such a limit to His power.

You don't find it plausible that, when explaining to people who didn't quite have the same understanding of science as we currently do, God might have told an analagous story, instead of laying it all out exactly how He did it?

Besides, on the first "day", there was only light separated from darkness. How would one go about measuring the 24-hour period there, since there was no Earth at that point?