What is the basis for a Creationist argument against Evolution?

SoracillaI am glad you brought up this point I have seen this statement made often enough for me to think it it a widespread notion.However if you look at it it makes no sense. First of all you postulate that God is outside time [without evidence] which means,to me, that he has no posssible connection to the physiacal world since we are aware that space and time are joined at the hip so to speak. Since this is the stated case where do you suppose comes the ability to manipulate the very spacetime that He is not a part of?Seems like wishful thinking? here.

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SoracillaBefore you go patting yourself on the back could you please deal with the logical error pointed out in post # 28?

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"I am not young enough to know everything. "
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TruthDetectorPlease hit the reply button located at the bottom of the post you are responding to. I believe you wished to respond to Stephan and not myself.

Soracilla
Concerning this remark you made. You cannot find non-controverible evidence in any realm of human inquiry,however, this webpage does have a huge set of links to show the evidence and the observations that go into the theory of evolution. http://www.origins.tv/darwin/evolution.htm#EvolutionRead and enjoy then come back after you have gone through some of it and debate the issues.

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