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JCsreading · 05-08-2003, 06:12 PM

I would be comfortable stating that evolution does happen and will continue to happen on a basic level. We as humans even evolve based on the things around us in our lifetimes. That doesn't mean evolution is the answer to where we came from. From a physics perspective notice that raw matter left to its own devices become disorganized, not the otherway around. That would make it really unusual for a single cell organism to join up with other non related single cell organisms and turn into this intellectual, self healing, self direct perfect machine called the human body. The only "evolving" we have in our lifespan is the suffering of the human body from all the toxins and pollutants we come in contact with, put into circulation by our own appetites and desires ( not that it is all bad, often even necessary for us to grow or "evolve")God created man and created nature and thus knows the laws of nature and how to work within them to his end. That "2000 year old fairy tale" some one previously referred to is a record of mans journey to find the reason for his existance and through its study one can find piece and understanding through the trials and tribulations of those that came before him. It is not an instruction manual or how to book.
We can can't even deal with what we know and have been shown up to now. Why would we be entitled to any additional knowledge of the things of heaven and earth we don't always do nice things with the knowledge we have. We use only a small percentage of our own brains capacity. Think what we might be capable of if we knew how to unlock the potential.
Search, ponder and pray and the things that are important will come to you. The secret to the whole thing is that there is no secret. We are here on a journey to learn as much as possible before we die. It is that constant search for knowledge and understanding that is important and with Gods help is the key to unlocking the remaining potential Creationism... Absolutly, evolution... yes, but only as a ever growing physical and spiritual entity with lots of potential. Keep0 searching!!

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JCsreading Upright Location: USofA	I would be comfortable stating that evolution does happen and will continue to happen on a basic level. We as humans even evolve based on the things around us in our lifetimes. That doesn't mean evolution is the answer to where we came from. From a physics perspective notice that raw matter left to its own devices become disorganized, not the otherway around. That would make it really unusual for a single cell organism to join up with other non related single cell organisms and turn into this intellectual, self healing, self direct perfect machine called the human body. The only "evolving" we have in our lifespan is the suffering of the human body from all the toxins and pollutants we come in contact with, put into circulation by our own appetites and desires ( not that it is all bad, often even necessary for us to grow or "evolve")God created man and created nature and thus knows the laws of nature and how to work within them to his end. That "2000 year old fairy tale" some one previously referred to is a record of mans journey to find the reason for his existance and through its study one can find piece and understanding through the trials and tribulations of those that came before him. It is not an instruction manual or how to book. We can can't even deal with what we know and have been shown up to now. Why would we be entitled to any additional knowledge of the things of heaven and earth we don't always do nice things with the knowledge we have. We use only a small percentage of our own brains capacity. Think what we might be capable of if we knew how to unlock the potential. Search, ponder and pray and the things that are important will come to you. The secret to the whole thing is that there is no secret. We are here on a journey to learn as much as possible before we die. It is that constant search for knowledge and understanding that is important and with Gods help is the key to unlocking the remaining potential Creationism... Absolutly, evolution... yes, but only as a ever growing physical and spiritual entity with lots of potential. Keep0 searching!!