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StolarStorm, don't start. Aric's post regarding Christian beliefs was, frankly, vain babblings not informed at all by reality. To suggest that most "biblical schlolars" don't take Genesis literally is just nuts! To suggest that there werent' creationists before the early 1600s is equally nuts. Aric has continued to attack, but I've seen no evidence on his behalf to back up his assertions. I have tried, to the best of my ability, to answer all of the questions these "open minded" evolutionists have hurled at me and have been called all sorts of names along the way. I have persisted, not for your all's sake, because I know that you will cling to the sacred theory until the cows come home. But for others who might question the "majority" view, I'm providing evidence that counters the theory of evolution. Aric has said I have posted no facts, when I've put a lot of effort into researching and answering the questions asked and have presented facts. It is NOT my problem if you all want to cling to a physical impossibility that has NEVER been demonstrated to be true. That is, non-living minerals can somehow join together, by chance (and I don't care what you say about it not being chance. Nobody is directing it, and it is chance) and form living matter. That is pseudo-science, and is highly relevant to this discussion, but the see no evil hear no evil speak no evil evolutionists on this thread refuse to even consider the facts and instead belittle me for "not understanding physics." Well fine. I suppose if physics says you can get something out of absolutely NOTHING (no allowance for particles, protons, chemicals, electrical current- NOTHING), If physics says that something impersonal can create something extremely complex and personal by itself with no outward manipulation, If physics says that a monkey can mate with a human and get a cross-species when this has NEVER been demonstrated to be true, If physics says all that, or evolutionary "science" says all that, then you are right, I don't understand it because it is claiming absolute straight-from-the-imagination impossible scenarios. Because I say that God caused life to exist, I'm considered closed-minded.

Whatever, guys. Keep you struggling and straining against biblical truth. You won't get anywhere, but at least you get an A for trying (sad, though, because although your peers may give you an A, in eternity your peers opinion matters zilch. To have lived a life clinging to a godless theory when evidence was presented to you to the contrary is very sad indeed).