I haven’t posted anything on this debate, which I heard live. I think Heavenly Raindrops summarizes my thoughts well. She believes, like I do, that God’s Word is true.
I hope that you were all able to watch the debate Tuesday night. It was both lively and insightful. More than anything, it confirmed what I had already heard about Bill Nye, that he is unabashedly convinced of an evolutionary origin of life.
Although I don’t share his views, I do applaud Mr. Nye’s willingness to take part. As to the winner, I suppose it all depends.
To those of us certain that life began by our Creator, we know that Ken Ham did exceptionally well at defending that position. Since creation was a supernatural event, it is humanly impossible for anyone to prove, but Mr. Ham made excellent points about how the fingerprints of creation are everywhere. I get a good mental picture of Christ standing up after Mr. Ham’s presentation and applauding him.
To those siding with a Darwinian mindset, you are likely as pleased about how Mr…
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Yes! I believe God’s Word is true and eternal. I often see an image of a man holding up a fist and shaking it at God with this wordage: “I got it, this fits my thoughts and beliefs.”
It is sad to see intelligent people who can’t get past their walls of unbelief.
So many shake their fists at God as you have written, Manny.
The Bible is pretty clear: “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” I’ve been on a creation/evolution debate site where an evolutionist claimed that a large percentage of creationists are ignorant. After the men shown in Mr. Hamm’s presentation, it is obvious that many with high degrees are creationists.
Always a blessing to “hear” from you my friend…