Re: Any YECs among us?
Axel <[email protected]>
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Andrew wrote: > "Axel" wrote in message news:[email protected]... >> Andrew wrote: >>> "Dawn Flood" wrote: >>>> jojo wrote: >>>>> Dawn Flood wrote: >>>>>> Just curious; please don't be ashamed if this is really your belief! >>>>> >>>>> yecs is what? >>>> >>>> Jojo, Honey, listen, okay?! It's a simple copy & paste; here we go! >>>> >>>> Google Query: yecs meaning >>>> >>>> Answer: Young Earth Creationism (YEC) is a religious belief that >>>> the Earth, universe, and all life were created by God in six >>>> literal 24-hour days roughly 6,000 to 10,000 years ago. >>>> >>>> Got it now? >>>> >>>> Dawn >>> >>> This will help you on the issue of~~~>the Universe. >>> >>> ---> https://tinyurl.com/jatk6nw8 >>> >> >> the Universe is just unfathomable. but some silly people believe it >> was all made by a God. > > In contrast to the fool, according to this very > old proverb. > > "The fool says in his heart, "There is no God'". > ~ Ancient Proverb > > Complexity, order and specified information do > not arise spontaneously; but are spontaneously and naturally lost. I believe there have been scientific experiments that prove complex forms can evolve spontaneously from simple entities > Telling us that above it all, there IS an intelligent Mind. > maybe so, but consider.. of all the trillions upon trillions of galactic bodies that exist this intelligence picks ours to amuse itself with. So it creates a complex ecosystem, with the highest trophic level being dinosaurs. But unfortunately they're all destroyed by one of the celestial bodies he created. Guess God didn't see that coming. Never mind, he tries again, and decides to create humans. However, they prove not as durable or resilient as the former reptiles, as they succumb to natural disasters, earthquakes, floods, famines, etc., and the myriad diseases he created. And as if that's not enough, they also have a distinct propensity to kill each other. God is not doing so well, is he? What next I wonder. -- Linux Mint 22.3