Yes, and it is good to see that Blythe believed in God and saw the mechanism of natural selection before Darwin, and in a creation context. A pretty smart guy and a wise person too. Up there with Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Mendel, and many others who also believed in God.

Quote (kejonn @ Feb. 21 2010,14:23)So a person who refrains from murder because they fear an imaginary god is better than a person who does so because they value life?A person who doesn't believe in the truth that there is a judgement is more likely to do things that are unlawful.The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom.Not all fear is bad.…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 20 2010,22:42)Quote (t8 @ Feb. 20 2010,22:20)Reposted from another discussion in response to KJ's statement that some Christians believe in Evolution.God created life forms which reproduce “after their kind”. Obviously like any good programmer that requires robustness, each of these kinds would need a vast amount of genetic…[Read more]

This particular forum is about “Creation & Science” and it is a good place for Sceptics to hang out which has the added benefit of leaving the Believers Area for believers.Also consider the following:Titus 1:9: He must hold firmly to the trustworthy message as it has been taught, so that he can encourage others by sound doctrine and refute those…[Read more]

Quote (WorshippingJesus @ Feb. 20 2010,12:37)Do you worship Jesus with all of your heart and soul and mind and strength?Yes, as the son of God. I speak in an ideal sense. I fall short in reality, same as I fall short of loving God with all. And I should love my fellow man as I love myself. Jesus also calls us brethren. I fall short here too.

Hi BD.Is the Muslim messiah the Christian Anti-Christ?Is this video accurate according to your view of the Muslim Messiah?http://www.sidroth.org/site….rl=1141

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 21 2010,08:35)Has the future been written in advance?Only if you are tremendously gullible would that be a topic for your serious consideration.Can you prove that biblical prophecies do not and have never happened. I bet you wouldn't even know where to start.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 21 2010,08:35)Planet earth will be around for about 5 billion more years, although by then it will be far too hot for human habitation. The sun will go into its red giant phase and will swallow the earth.I remember seeing a video that said that 10 years ago. So that is 5 billion – 10 years.

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 21 2010,08:35)Is there life after death?No of course not. Thank goodness for that.There isn't for the wicked. But the righteous inherit life eternal.

Yes I did think that it might be offensive to Stu's prophet. However, these forums are about testing all things.

Reposted from another discussion in response to KJ's statement that some Christians believe in Evolution.God created life forms which reproduce “after their kind”. Obviously like any good programmer that requires robustness, each of these kinds would need a vast amount of genetic information to cater for a wide variety of environments in order to…[Read more]

Actually I will post my last post into a more relevant discussion.

Quote (kejonn @ Feb. 20 2010,01:05)Quote (t8 @ Feb. 19 2010,07:50)Quote I am not an evolutionary biologist so I cannot explain to you the mechanisms involved on the molecular level. Obviously eyes, fingers, arms, etc. as we see on the various species were not the result of a single mutation.And eyes can function on a primitive level. Check out http…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 20 2010,16:21)Christianity does bring out the worst in me!Well it is written that darkness hates the light because the light overcomes it.That said, I can understand animosity toward Christianity. I have similar sentiments because God's name has been used by many evil men in the name of Christianity. Christianity became a very…[Read more]

Quote (Stu @ Feb. 18 2010,05:53)The odds are that inbreeding would cause extinction in quite short order.StuartFirst off, even if there were genetically weak offspring, there could also be strong individuals among them. Inbreeding doesn't always lead to genetic disorders, it only increases the chances because any recessive trait that has bad…[Read more]

Quote (WorshippingJesus @ Feb. 19 2010,09:27)t8Lets be honest here t8.You say you also worship the Son! Do you have two definitions for the word “Worship”? Can you see those two definitions in Revelations where the Father and Jesus are being worshipped and praised simultaneously?Blessings WJWJ.It is simple, just like believing that there is one…[Read more]

Quote I am not an evolutionary biologist so I cannot explain to you the mechanisms involved on the molecular level. Obviously eyes, fingers, arms, etc. as we see on the various species were not the result of a single mutation.And eyes can function on a primitive level. Check out http://library.thinkquest.org/28030/eyeevo.htm for more information.…[Read more]

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Quote (thethinker @ Feb. 18 2010,02:39)Mike,Try this on for size: God is the Testator. Christ is the Testator. Ergo….THE TESTATOR DEFINED: The Testator is the person who makes the covenant.God is the Testator: 7 For if that first covenant had been faultless, then no place would have been sought for a second. 8 Because finding fault with them, He…[Read more]

Quote (Gene @ Feb. 18 2010,13:01)WJ…………No God's will is not a “FREE” WILL either. Have you not read this. “FOR GOD DOES ALL THINGS AFTER THE (COUNSEL) OF HIS WILL. Get it?, GOD HAS A (COUNSELED) WILL NOT A “FREE” ONE. The term “FREE WILL” IS A OXYMORON. No such thing exists as a “FREE” WILL. ONLY INFLUENCED WILL EXIST IF YOUR REMOVE…[Read more]