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These handicap children are proof that mutations go the wrong way for evolution to be correct. We don't see things getting better in this world, but we can certainly see things getting worse.

As did Lot's wife, it would seem.

Man thinks far too highly of himself. He exists for God's Glory, alone. We are but a wisp in the wind without Him.

So then you earned a Ph.D in physics?

You don't understand the Christian God of the Bible. God did not come from nothing. God IS. Past, present and future by our feeble reckoning. God is eternally existing.

Because scientists write their findings in a secret code known only to those with a PhD. Unless of course you happen to have one of those handicap mutations you mentioned earlier. Then you can read it.

Seriously, are you an atheist here under a false flag? It is really hard to believe you�re serious with some of he crap you come up with.

Who cares?

Damn........ you nailed us dead to rights. We are all just like you described.

I thought some of us hid it better than that.

My side is stuck with Ringman, but Carbon guy and the bassackwards Hillbilly have to count you among their ranks.

I'm waitin' on their "+ 1's".

Once you people quit quoting Scripture and start posting your own thoughts things go down hill for you in a hurry.

I was an atheistic evolutionist. One day a guy showed me something in a magazine from a scientist which contradicted some of the evolutionary theories I was taught in school. Since evolution was my world view I was so shaken I consulted a psychiatrist. Eventually I decided there must be an infinite intelligent energy because I am not so philosophical as to believe everything is a figment of my imagination.

Within about five years I became a Christian. The change was so dramatic that at least one co-worker laughed in my face. I began to read God's Word and believed in creation. Subsequently I read some Ph.D. authors who used to be evolutionists who, because of their studies and field research, became creationists. Eventually I made a time line from the information in God's Word and decided creation happened about 6,000 years ago. Since then I have either read or met scientists who also believe the whole of creation is about 6,000 years old.

If you watch the movie "Expelled! No intelligence allowed." you can see just how scared the evolutionary community is of the scientific information. The last debate Dr. Kindell had he debated a Ph.D biologist. When it came time for rebuttal the opponent said, "There's nothing I can say to rebut Dr. Kindell." They became good friends.

Dr. Kindell was as ardent an evolutionist as you will ever find. He was also extremely antagonistic to Christianity. Year ago he told me, "Christians have two brains. One is lost and the other is out looking for it." Like me he could not resist the scientific facts and became a creationist who defends creation, not from God's Word, from science.

If a reading magazine article is enough to send you running traumatized to psychiatrist, I would suggest the internet is not a very healthy place for you!

by now, as this thread advances, i'm thinkin' ol Ra is up there and looking down on us and laughin' his arse off. i'm surprised he hasn't dispatched at least one double-quaternary angel from the center of the Sun to set things aright.

moreover, religion started the whole discussion going. science is an off-shoot of religion like Jesus is an off-shoot of Yahweh. ya know?

the truth is the extra-terrestrials when they came to Earth used bio-genetic engineering to create the modern human being.
without a consciousness where would we be?

with our consciousness the world is opened up, and we can discuss a lot things within the constructs that our consciousness allows. it seems like there's a "sort" going on. does anyone know for sure?

No,...but if they is,...your ass is liable not to be innit.

God'll be sayin',.."Well,...his heart seems to be in the right place,...but I gotta draw the line somewhere."

if that happens, and i'm not sayin' it can"t, my defense is going to be that the design was incomplete, biased, in error, and not yet perfected. i'll ask for a do-over, if that's ok?

Adam Kodman has already blown through several efforts at the generation of a perfect race, hasn't he?

so, while two-stranded DNA gains us considerable ground, and moves us forward think about a 4-stranded DNA construct. let's stretch our consciousness to the point of imagining a 12 stranded DNA construct. would it call for a Creator or an Evolutionist? i think it will call for an extra-terrestrial bio-geneticist with sufficent technology to pull it off.

when the Christos returns or the Messiah comes, hopefully they'll bring a cadre of experts with them for the do-over.

Your post indicates that you just might be one of the minor tribulations that Christians sometimes must encounter. But, a person should avoid being judgmental on the basis of scant evidence. So, to help better understand your statements about -
- what one might love to do;
- one's choice for ignorance;
- one's choices in literature;
- the basis for your pathos; and,
- to help determine if one is that of which you speak - - and for openers - -

kindly give your definition of "Religious people".

Thanks, Gene, but it's all about Him, not about me, preachers notwithstanding.

the challenge for us humans down here on the Earth, is to figure out how to address those folks who wish for and create a God, versus those people who believe in the True God.

it's not a simple task, to that we can all agree. a Created God versus a Real God is no small dilemma. just look at the past, with all the gods that have been knocked in the head and rolled down to the bottom of a ditch on a dirt road somewheres?

if the Universe is alive, conscious, and ever expanding, we have a role to play, a responsibility to bear.

You have played the role well. You've borne your share of responsibility.

You may now ride off into the sunset.

i haven't received the "go' signal yet. and i have a ton of grandchildren coming on after me, trying to keep up with the "scent."

the Return of the Christos, and the Coming of the Messiah. is there any difference? i vote that there isn't.

ve humans are really limited in our abilities. it's almost scary. but, i wasn't sent here to be scared. i was sent here as an Agent of Omneity.

Is that judgment or a play on words?... my quote is specific to Job and the many levels to be explored in just that one story.

A slave to God or a slave to Satan? that's the choice?

Kent

Seems most agree it comes down the the acceptance/recognition/knowledge of the Holy Spirit that leads to salvation. If Christianity would stick to the story of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, it wouldn't take much preaching but would be received by many more.

Kent