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Further Study: Creation and Morality — 6 Comments

  1. it's bibilical that the world we are living is aged 6,012yrs, How comes that scientists name a fossil 1million yrs? It's hard to corrupt creation theory.

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  2. Scientists base the theory of evolution on mutations of DNA. However, mutations are rare, and most often lead to abortion or degradation - not improvement. At the calculated rate of helpful mutations (maybe leading to improved ability to adapt to the changing earth), the human DNA, of 3 billion base pairs, would have required hundreds of BILLIONS of years to evolve from pond scum - a number even the scientists are unwilling to accept. About the same probability of obtaining a Swiss watch by throwing rocks into the air.

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  3. If God created earth and all that is in it, now who created other planets?
    2: God created man and created the weakness in him, why did he made the trea of knowledge knowing very well the weakness of man? Did God wanted man to sin intentionally?

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    • When God created man, he created him his image and in the image of God he created him, meaning, that he created a perfect human being. God hedge of protection is his law, Adam and Eve were protected by God's Law and they understood it very well, they therefore were not weak according to Genesis Ch. 1. By chhosing to eat from the forbidden tree,it was a matter of choice not weakness, this is shown from the very present day life situations that we live in. We simply choose what to do (selfishly).

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  4. The scientists use what they call carbon dating , which is based on the the age of the rocks .
    Remember the earth itself was already here before creation as it was void and covered with water but life was only created when our God was ready to carry out his plan of salvation .

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