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What would be enough proof for a creationist?

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01-22-2005 1:04 PM 		Reply to: Message 3 by TrueCreation
01-21-2005 8:48 PM

TrueCreation misplaces a message??? - Off topic alert
I'm not sure where TC was aiming his message, but it sure doesn't seem to belong in this topic.
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Side comment - TC, you seem to be letting your jargon get out of control. I have a geological background, and I'm having trouble following you.
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01-22-2005 1:21 PM 		Reply to: Message 15 by bob_gray
01-22-2005 12:45 PM

Re: First Piece
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"but you are still missing pieces".
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To be exact.....that very very first initial piece from which all pieces fell....into place.
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I’m not sure that anyone has a definitive answer to this question but for the sake of argument lets say that God created the first piece. After that life evolved. Why is this not a viable scenario?
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{Insert "I'm on the evo side" disclaimer - AM}
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This is most fundamental - the division between biogenesis and evolution.
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I personally would love to see the
I’m not sure that anyone has a definitive answer to this question but for the sake of argument lets say that God created the first piece. After that life evolved. Why is this not a viable scenario?
part expanded on a bit, and spun-off as it's own topic.
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