>The fact that Sentaku hasn't even had the time to reason his sources out and come up with his own view makes him completely worthless to argue against, because he (himself) really has no stance.<
1. I belive that the 6 days is not the proper time for the creation of the earth.
2. That the creation of the earth according to the bible is based upon the Hermitica (sp)
3. DNA mutains can not be random
-http://www.cprogramming.com/cboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24968&highlight=Originally posted by lightatdawn
The fact remains though that there is no "chaos" or "random". The only variation lies in our inability to accuratly measure to infinite precision. Should all data be entered correctly into the aforementioned calculating unit of sufficient capacity, it would then be able to perfectly calculate any point in the future. The paradox would then be that if someone gained knowledge of a calculated event, that would change the parameters of the universe and the calculated action could/would be different...
4. That it was on Gods command, not a random chance that the 'organic soup' created life.
5. That Man was directly created by God
6. That before the Sin of man animials could die.
7. That 7 and 40 are very importent numbers
