uhm, i didn't see in there how plants would survive without CO2. help? i have found a lot of web sites that explain how plants can survive without us, and they all talk about how they are producers and we are consumers, and then they talk about what a plant needs to produce, sunlight, water, and CO2. CO2 they simply say comes from the air. well,…[Read more]

first of all, you are correct, plants do undergo a non-light reaction, this is the dark phase of photosynthesis. just on a side note, you called this reaction respiration, please do be specific, as in scientific terms, respiration is infact all the processes in the break down of food to realease energy. this is where the atp molecules come in.…[Read more]

it doesn't seem to be so much of a 'no faith' issue, but more of a rebellion against the nature of God. which, in a sense, is even worse.

yes, i do agree that plants are able to spread in such a way, though it is not possible for all such plants to do so in these ways. the wind can only blow an apple so far from its tree. (concerning how specific God was, unfortunately, there are other possibilities, i will explain further down a ways) there are many other factors, though, that…[Read more]

that is an example, yet you are forgetting the tinier forms of life. bacteria, and other single celled organims are very capable at producing the quantaties of CO2 necessary. God is not tied to any sort of time (in the sense that we are percieving it as such) but is infinite in all his way. but i must say im not entirely sure what you are trying…[Read more]

the time span difference? if you are relating to the different 'days' in which God created the earth, it is difficult to believe that He could have created the plants, land animals, animals of the water, and animals of the air in more then a couple days. if it had been thousands of years, as has been proposed, this would upset the natural state of…[Read more]

well, as the fact remains, we cannot return back in time many thousands of years, so we will never know (in this life at least) exactly what was being referred to as the serpent and the fall of man. however, can we not conclude that since God created all animals and living creatures in the beginning, along with the earth, and, 'apparantly', before…[Read more]

concerning the fall out of the Book of Enoch, and why we do not see it in the present form of the Bible, nor is it ready by a majority of the 'christian' population, there are severl factors that could have been the cause of its remoteness. Firstly, early on (first 600 years) in the church, they were under much persecution, the tyrannical Roman…[Read more]

i may be a little off subject at the moment, but is there not an even earlier mention of dinosaurs before that of Job? perhaps within the very first few chapters of Genesis even? remember the fall of man? logically, therefore, it is possible that such a species, of dinosaurs, could have been referred to as the 'serpent'. how else would you be able…[Read more]