God as a conceptual gap filler?

Creationists will forever be wondering what God did and what he didn't do. But for the last 25 years we've been pretty consistent about micro/macro. You can have a little chuckle about us changing on issues here and there, and how some even claimed God planted the dinosuar fossils. Whaterver the case, I feel the present creationsm stance is an excellent scenairo and I suggest it may represent the true nature of origins.

wj, of course lots of scientists who are Christians have a theory on what happened. However, in terms of a YEC stance with people employed to work on the problem there is only one basic stance:Precambiran rocks due to creation week
Recent creation of distinct genomes
Recent tectonically induced global flood
Diversification via microevoltuion before and after the floodAnd as far as I can tell it is far and above the standard YEC stance.

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[This message has been edited by Tranquility Base, 07-25-2002]