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Mr. Creationist
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Message 235 of 305 (226627)
07-27-2005 12:00 AM


Randomness, does it create?
Ok, the main reasons that I think that the Darwin model is wrong are this;
1. Mathematics has proved that evolution cannot happen
2. The fossil record does not at all show evolution
3. Humans have always been aware of the existance of the supernatural realm: miracles(only through the power of the Biblical God, not wicca or anything else) prophecy(words direct from God), ect.
I don't have time to say more right now, so, to be continued...

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Mr. Creationist
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Message 239 of 305 (226756)
07-27-2005 12:15 PM
Reply to: Message 238 by Parasomnium
07-27-2005 5:40 AM


Re: Randomness, does it create?
Well, I think I might start a new thread then. But I don't have a ton of time to read alot of posts, and there are alot! Maybe I don't have a good understanding of the way evolution works, if I don't then tell me.
On to the randomness thing, the chances of a human evolving have been calculated to be 1 in 10 to the two millionth power! Yes, you heard right, that is a huge number. It is well known that any chance above 1 in 10 to the 42 will never happen(or so they say) but certainly the chance of every kind of creature evolving by randomness and natural selection is way above that. The odds of just one single protien needed for life evolving are also above zero, not by much, but they are above it.

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Mr. Creationist
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Message 253 of 305 (227224)
07-29-2005 12:43 AM


Ok, I'm supposed to back up those numbers, but I don't know exactly where I heard them, I know I have read or heard them at least two places. One might be the PhD. Carl Baugh( I think). I'm sorry I don't know exactly where I got those numbers.
Also, if evolution happend, why are there not trans forms that are alive today? As far as I know, there are no incomplete species in the fossil record, or alive today. How does evolutionary theory explain this?

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Mr. Creationist
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Message 259 of 305 (227256)
07-29-2005 7:44 AM


I'm sorry for my bad posts, I just didn't want to go searching through lots of other posts. I take back those big numbers that I brought up, and if I find where I read them, then I will tell you.
I'm done talking for now, cause I don't have time to do my research before I post, sorry.
This message has been edited by Mr. Creationist, 07-29-2005 07:45 AM

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Mr. Creationist
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Message 261 of 305 (227262)
07-29-2005 7:57 AM
Reply to: Message 259 by Mr. Creationist
07-29-2005 7:44 AM


No, I don't think we evolved, and I still think that creation has much better evidence for it than evolution. I'm appearantly not a good debater at the moment, you guys need a PhD that really knows his stuff(Kent Hovind, Carl baugh, Ken Ham, ect.), one of those guys will give you a run for your money. I am just unprepared for serious debates, and so am not likley to be back for a while(I'll be back however!).

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