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Posted by Whittier on September 15, 2002 03:02:54 UTC

If this is just a debate for your
conservative politics, then there's no point
in talking to me. At age 18, you don't have
enough experience to have your own opinion,
and you don't show enough knowledge to argue
for it.

Aside from that, you wrote:
"Why are you using these words?"

Why are YOU using THOSE words, Aaron (or whatever your real name is).

Aaron wrote:
" why would God use evolution to make animals, why the countless millenia of slaughter and
death to acheive something that he could make instantly? After all the Bible says that there was no death before Adam, so how could evolution and the Bible mix?"

It's easy for you to say God can make everything instantly. You probably would not appreciate a gift that someone had no trouble giving you.

The Bible may NOT have all the answers. I do not think it does. I respect it on merit, which I believe is earned on several accounts -- literary, pretty good accuracy, honesty, profundity, and historic impact. But God's existence does not depend on it.

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