Re: Any YECs among us?
"Andrew" <[email protected]>
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"Axel" wrote in message news:[email protected]... > Andrew wrote: >> "Axel" wrote: >>> 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 So you do ""believe"". You just said that you did. > >> Telling us that above it all, there IS an intelligent Mind. > > maybe so, So here the evidence has forced this atheist to concedes. > 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. If *God* were responsible for the above, Would it then be logical to simply deny that He is? No.That would be foolish and "silly". Right? Yes. Thank you.