Quote from: Puppet on December 02, 2014, 04:31:52 PM

Having read just the above 2 sentences, I already knew you were a religious fruitcake.

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And this is where I stopped reading and clicked your ignore button.

Quote from: Gleb Gamow on December 02, 2014, 11:50:11 PM

And, that's were I quit reading and went directly to MFC to see if any new gals signed up today. Grin

Ugh! Cut to the quick. My heart. Rejected (sob) by some atheists who have set themselves and their scientific leaders up as gods... gods who can't even comprehend the complexity of the universe, yet are willing to reject that there might be a real God Who made it all.

Here I am, left out in the cold again. Nobody loves me. Don't you just feel sorry for me?

I was hoping that there would have been a plausible evolution process found. Sounds strange, doesn't it, that a Christian would like to see a plausible evolution process? But if something like that were to be found, it would show just how great God made people... that they could even find a plausible process for evolution. Of course, such a process would only be a plausible one. Until we had at least a time viewer, we wouldn't be able to see for sure what happened. But think of how great of a God God would be, if He had created the universe and gave humankind such great abilities of comprehension that they could find a plausible method for evolution, even if it didn't happen like that! Wow!

Why else might I want to see a plausible evolution process? Because of this. Since scientists are having some success (extremely minor though it is) in almost starting to prove that there is no God, just think of all the success that they would have if they used the same methods, and the same materials, to prove that there IS a God... since the evidence for God abounds all around us in nature. And actually, this is exactly what the scientists are doing, if we simply apply their thinking to the evidence for God we see all around us.