A question for those who disagree with Evolution.

Evolution exists to a degree I believe it's called micro evolution. Evolution exists in the sense that things evolve to better survive. Giraffes have long necks to reach food.

The problem Christians have with evolution is when you say it's the origin of life.

Scientists say the earliest living organisms were prokaryotes which are cells without cell organs. How can you start out with a simple cell, a prokaryote and then end up with a Human that has complex cells millions of years later?

Why do monkeys still exist if we came from them. That seems to be a justifiable reason to believe in God.

Hmmmm... Alright I think I'll need to dig a little deeper to help you.

What are your beliefs on the origin of life and why?

What are some reasons you don't believe God or Christianity is real?

Do you believe Jesus existed? What are your beliefs on the life of Jesus as in the things he done or whatever it may be.

Hmm... I see what you're saying. For that my answer is this:

God is perfect all-powerful, all-knowing and all of that good stuff. Even though Jesus didn't write the Bible himself I would say God made sure everything he wanted was put in the Bible. Do you kind of see what I'm saying? I'm saying since God is all-powerful he's made sure he's got the right information in the Bible.

Exactly. Well put. God in his perfection DID make sure the right info got in the Bible for mankind to know without a doubt, how he accomplished certain incredible things like the greatest miracle of all : Making the Cosmos out of nothing by his sheer Will, when it didnt have to exist at all. He gave us this remarkable Creation so we would forever be in awe of his desire to show us care and love by providing a very suitable place to live requiring over 150 extremely narrow scientifically defined Life enabling Constants and Physics Constants which all must work collaboratively with one another , so we can find out ultimate purpose , that is, to return the Creators love back to him....willfully and gladly.

And this is only ONE phase of his great revealed love for us. , which is undeniable from a logical standpoint. The second way was giving us a very carefully scripted Book that would endure the centuries and reveal himself in a much more personal and intimate way. Thirdly, he brought it all to fruition thru the person of Jesus CHrist, his very own Son whom he sent to earth for our sake to reconcile us , permanently, back to himself by having our sins forgiven so we are acceptable to his extreme holy and pure nature.

What a mighty God we serve !!!

According to those who advocate random-chance evolution, mammals were able to evolve from the furry little creatures that existed 65 million years ago to the wide diversity of today for two reasons:

1. The meteor impact of 65 million years ago killed the giant reptilians, including the dinosaurs.

2. There has been no other extinction level event (ELE) since then.

However, I believe that there have been at least 6 ELE's since then:

A. A meteor impact crater in Chesapeake Bay is dated to 35 million years ago, and measures 53 miles in diameter. (This impact is the one which an evolution apologist tried to claim only caused a 'big splash'. But big splashes don't leave craters that are over 50 miles across and plainly visible from outer space.)

B. A meteor impact crater in Tajikistan is dated to 10 million years ago, and measures 32 miles in diameter.

C. The supervolcano that lies beneath Yellowstone National Park has erupted at least three times in the last 2 million years.

D. Mt. Toba, a supervolcano in Sumatra, erupted 70,000 years ago.

As well, there have been two meteor impacts in Canada and one in Germany, dating from 38 million to 15 million years ago, which have each left an impact crater measuring 15 miles in diameter.

And what do all of these have in common? Following the initial impact or eruption, which would have caused major destruction in-and-of itself, the ash and debris ejected by each of these events would have gathered at the very edge of our atmosphere. There it would have surrounded this planet, enveloping it in a 'cocoon' of sulfurous ash and debris that prevented sunlight from reaching the planet's surface.

The result of this 'cocooning' would have been a planetary drop in temperature to the point that the earth would have had the average temperature of a presentday walk-in freezer. But we are not talking about a temperature drop which lasted only a few days. Instead, we are talking about a temperature drop which persisted for years, or even decades.

There would have been a massive die-off from the initial impacts or eruptions, but it would have been only a prelude to the die-off that would have occurred as a result of such a long period of intense cold. No animal that needed to walk on the surface of this planet could have survived. Even the scientists that are diehard random-chance evolutionists can only say that unless some had survived, evolution would not have been possible and we wouldn't be here.

But that's called a circular argument, and as such is invalid. A person cannot argue that animals survived an event which is clearly identifiable as lethal to animals simply in order to keep a theory alive. If they survived years of subfreezing temperatures, then there needs to be evidence brought forth that would show how they had survived such intense conditions. But to simply say that they must have survived in order to validate a theory is not evidence of actual survival.

I myself believe in Intelligent Design. I am firmly convinced that God has had an active role from the very beginning of the universe until the present day. At regular points he has made decisions which have culminated in some species of animals continuing, while other animals have been eliminated. It's his planet; it's even his universe. So he has the right to make those decisions.

Did you know the nose was perfectly designed to fit eyeglasses?

Id say that it was the other way around , since eyeglasses came last .