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To: dangus
So, are you saying that God programed evolution into the first creatures that He produced?

If we take evolution to mean that purely matter can eventually, using the physical laws that we understand, produce life so complex that it will at some point have the capacity to formulate the laws which accomplished the production.

You will never get me to agree to that kind of statement. It is completely absurd.

If we take evolution to mean that God produced the initial life, but allowed the laws of His nature to progress it beyond that point, without His intervention.

You will never get me to agree to that kind of statement. It is completely absurd.

If we take evolution to mean that God produced the initial life, including the programming necessary for producing more complex life, without His intervention.

You will never get me to agree to that kind of statement. Not because it is absurd, but because He said He didn't do it that way. And it means Death was created into His creation irregardless of sin.

If you have some time I suggest you take counsel from an expert on this subject. He has numerous doctorates in the fields relating to evolution, and he is a follower of Jesus Christ.

Click here -->>His name is Dr. Arthur Ernest Wilder-Smith

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87 posted on 01/18/2005 5:18:13 PM PST by bondserv (Sincerity with God is the most powerful instigator for change! † [Check out my profile page])
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To: bondserv

I have a Dr. and am a Christian and am telling you it is not absurd to think that God created evolution. Since evolution is a fact, if you deny He created it, you are denying God!


90 posted on 01/21/2005 11:32:23 AM PST by shubi (Peace through superior firepower.)
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