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Why are evolution and creationism mutually exclusive?

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01-22-2009 7:09 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by twinbanj
01-10-2009 9:16 AM

twinbanj writes:
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Isn't it possible for the energy in the theorized big bang, to be a god?
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Good question. Did you mean Jesus was the Big Bang? Isn't possible that Darwin was the energy in the theorised Big Bang? Or a better question -
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A photon is omnipresent and so is God. Who would win in an all out race across the universe?
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$10 says the photon wins(the other participant may not show up).
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