June 2, 2006

In order of reading
Farlas

*yawn* Just got back from a two and a half day trip to Chicago... I am worn out and stuffed to the gills! Too much good food! I am stuffed and sleepy, so this will be short. And all God's people said, "A-men!"

LOL!

Well, Opalys, I would have if she was practical, logical, and/or thoughtful person, but she isn't any of these things. It would have been a waste of breath, so I just told her I was sorry and left it at that. Happy Belated Birthday Opalys!

Everett, I won't make you go through that because I didn't understand two words of it. I think on this, it is a matter of faith and perspective. I'm not a very scientific person, I just use what sense I have. "And God said," makes beautiful sense to me and I see how it lines up, so I take it on faith. You on the other hand are more analytical and you can't see it how I do. Few people see things how I do. Lol! The one big problem with both the literal theory and Theistic evolution theory is this: Neither one can be proven by scientific means. Evolution nor Creation can be repeated by ways of science. Both must be accepted by faith. Both are unprovable outside of faith. This is the problem that many scientific people have with God, (not saying you necessarily, but in general.) Nothing He does can be proven or explained by the laws of science because God's power isn't bound by it. Faith is definitely the key.

-Farlas the tired