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An evolutionist is somebody who could open the hoods to TWO cars, a Ford and a Chevy, and figure the engines in BOTH of them just kind of drifted together. The question of who or how many people or what kinds of people it takes to make Ford or Chevy engines is pretty irrelevant, neither one of them just happens.

An evolutionist is somebody who could open the hoods to TWO cars, a Ford and a Chevy, and figure the engines in BOTH of them just kind of drifted together.

A scientist would find the VIN plate on the engine block, compare it to others observed on other cars, and compare to other references to figure out who made it and where. Science is based on amassing a body of evidence, not just taking a first guess, writing it down, and putting it in a drawer.

The problem is that both the secular evolutionists, and the intelligent designer stop when they get to their dogma. They do not look for the underlying causes or rules of organization and awareness. Stan's work approaches this from his discovery that God embedded the question and the answer to the question of the universe in the LETTERS of the Hebrew Bible, The Torah. Burkhard Heim, http://www.heim-theory.com, approached it from a multidimensional quantum geometry point of view. As the abstract to a paper based on his work states: "A unified 6-dimensional polymetric structure quantum theory by Burkhard Heim (1925-2001) will be described, which yields remarkably exact theoretical values for the masses, the resonances, and the mean lifetimes of elementary particles, as well as the Sommerfeld finestructure constant."

Interestingly, the first letter of Genesis is "bet" which is Hebrew for "house" or "home". It represents the distinction of inside from outside. "Heim" is German for "home" or "House". Cosmologically, Heim's theory says that the universe started as a "trinity of spheres", which Stan told me is one of the Hebrew traditions.

An evolutionist is somebody who could open the hoods to TWO cars, a Ford and a Chevy, and figure the engines in BOTH of them just kind of drifted together. The question of who or how many people or what kinds of people it takes to make Ford or Chevy engines is pretty irrelevant, neither one of them just happens.

And a creationist would imagine a great car in the sky who made the Ford and then lifted a piston out of it's engine to create the Chevy.