[Tom Thomson]

Does God exist? Who gives a d... I do!

Most if not all of you doubters, by choice, have not read the Bible and don't care to; nor, do you really know much about true science. You just want to spout off with your unprovable speculative theories as if you yourselves were some kind of god yourselves and by your sheer all-knowing intelligence have proved there is no God. To believe in evolution is like believing in the "Flat Earth" theory.

The odds required for just one protein molecule to form spontaneously is one in a number equal to all the atoms in the known universe and even then you would only have a very miniscule piece of the human cell structure.

If the coded information in the nucleus of a single human cell were to be printed out it would take 600 volumes each of a 1000 pages (that's 600,000 pages just in case you can't do math either). Within each cell are micro manufacturing facilities taking in and processing chemicals and in turn producing chemicals to be used by other cells which just happened to need them for their own unique use (some facilities are only a few molecules in size). You say all that programming and interacting inter-cell production facility design just happened?... Well, I have some ocean front property in Missouri you might be interested in at a really good price.

I know you skeptics by choice don't really give a d...; but, the Bible says the ""Fear"" of God is the beginning of wisdom.

Quite frankly, I think the fear of God is extremely appropriate, both the awesome form and the terror form. He has the power of eternal life and death.

If you want to choose to ignore Him and suffer the consequences, so be it...

I don't have any problem with that... but, don't try to ram your cultish voodoo science down my throat and, by government fiat, brainwash impressionable children.

The more science discovers the more thinking scientist are impressed with creation and are defecting to "Intelligent Design". If you choose to hold on to this "Flat Earth", "God denying", theory to your own peril... go for it. However, God will have the last word and you will NOT have a choice about that.

Should you, by chance, have some concern for your eternal welfare, I suggest you begin reading the Bible, about which, by choice, you apparently know very little, and find out for yourself what it has to say to you personally regarding who you are and your eternal destiny. And, Furthermore, you need to inform yourself regarding what true science has to say pertaining to creation.

"Belief does not truth make". If you believe a lie, the lie is still a lie and it does not make any difference how many other people or even if everyone believes it. It is still not truth and remains forever a lie.

I continue to be totally astounded at the pervasive lack of ability of people to apply logical thinking to many aspects of life including this topic. To believe in evolution is less believable than believing I can win a lottery everyday for the rest of my life. Belief in evolution is pure herd mentality. Where are the billions of missing links that would be required for evolution to be plausible??? I have not heard of even one that was believable!

BTW, you will exist forever... sorry, you don't have a choice about it. However, you can chose your eternal destiny. Choose wisely...

[CarolinaGuitarman]

"Most if not all of you doubters, by choice, have not read the Bible and don't care to; nor, do you really know much about true science."

Um, no.

"The odds required for just one protein molecule to form spontaneously is one in a number equal to all the atoms in the known universe and even then you would only have a very miniscule piece of the human cell structure."

Please provide, in detail, how you calculated that, and what your assumptions are about how a protein molecule would have to form.

"Quite frankly, I think the fear of God is extremely appropriate, both the awesome form and the terror form. He has the power of eternal life and death.

If you want to choose to ignore Him and suffer the consequences, so be it..."

Most people who accept evolution are Christians. Your presumption is wrong.

"The more science discovers the more thinking scientist are impressed with creation and are defecting to "Intelligent Design"."

About 95% of working scientists accept evolution; of those that actually work in related fields (like biology) the percentage is even higher. ID appeals to the fringe elements and the con men out to make a buck that always exist.

"If you choose to hold on to this "Flat Earth", "God denying", theory to your own peril... go for it. However, God will have the last word and you will NOT have a choice about that."

You ARE aware that the major ID proponents vigorously deny that ID has anything to do with religion/theology/God, right? Are they lying when they say that?

BTW, they also accept most of the elements of evolution, including a very old earth, common descent, natural selection....

"Where are the billions of missing links that would be required for evolution to be plausible???"

Are you under the impression that most organisms fossilize?

Your screed WAS amusing though. Thanks for the laugh! :)

[yeff]

but, don't try to ram your cultish voodoo science down my throat and, by government fiat, brainwash impressionable children.

If you could mandate that the gov't teach the Bible in public schools as an accurate historical account, would you?

[Dimensio]

Perhaps you could offer an argument that is not based upon a faulty premise. You would carry a great deal more credibility than with the strawman attacks that you have used.

[balrog666]

Been there, done that, flushed it when appropriate.

[aNYCguy]

To believe in evolution is less believable than believing I can win a lottery everyday for the rest of my life.

Allow me to expand on this, Tom, if I may. I have calculated the probability that you will win a lottery ticket every day for the rest of your life, and I have found it to be extremely slim.

I plan to let the worldwide community of biologists know that their field has just been revolutionized by Tom Thomson, who has declared that the validity of the foundational theory is even less likely.