June 15, 2006

My point:
Farlas

I fail to see any evidence that evolution was used by God. To me, it makes much more sense to think that God just made it all instead of letting chaotic evolution do it. I know that you think God directed it, but again, I fail to see why He would use such a round about method of things. He's a pretty direct God from what I have seen of Him. Which, grant it, isn't much, but everything I've seen is either direct, or full of purpose. I fail to see how evolution is direct or purposeful. I just don't see it. You don't see how I can believe He created it, and I can't see how He didn't.

In my Bible it reads "God created ____". Perhaps I'm just a simpleton, or blinded by religion, or brainwashed, or I'm uniformed, or whatever, but well, when I read "God created" I tend to think it means just that. He created.

Ah, so we're just cousins of Curious George? Bummer. I dislike monkeys. Disgusting, ugly, smelly, loud creatures! Except those little Reese Monkeys. I like those. They are the only cute ones.

And as for the creatures in Chad... okay, the first thing could have been some sort of extinct moneky or possibly a human with a freaky weird face. And that other thing could simply be an extinct creature. I mean, we are discovering new animals all the time, why couldn't this be extinct?

And how do they know it was 7 million years old? Was it found in a particular layer of dirt... you know... (the words I want escape me)? Or was it carbon dated. Because I have seen pictures of fossilized trees that went through several layers putting it through like seven different periods of prehistoric earth, and I've read that on several occasions carbon dating has put something that has only been buried maybe ten years, back millions of years.

I did know the answer to that equation... because I had to come up with it on my own, but it took me at least ten minutes to make sure it actually worked out right. I can do it, *cough* but I'm as slow as frozen molassass.

-Farlas

P.S. Still waiting for my Mustang from random pieces of metal.