[betty boop]

Dear allmendream, haven't you in the past professed yourself to be a Christian? (I could be misremembering.)

If you are a Christian, then why do you seem to have so much difficulty with "the creative Word of God?"

Here's an interesting article that can help you grasp that concept: The Six Dawns. I hope you will read it.

Though I wonder whether this information can penetrate your obsessive belief that if something isn't "scientific," then it has no value — other than to the morons who live in Rio Linda, to which group you clearly assign me.

Thanksalot!

[allmendream]

I am a Christian and I do believe in the Creative word of God AND evolution; as do millions of other Christians.

I find no contradiction between God using evolution as his creative mechanism involving life, just as God uses gravity and nuclear fusion to create stars and our Sun.

Would Genesis 1 and 2 be a good explanation for how God creates stars?

It certainly isn't a good explanation for how life changes over time in response to changing environments.

So is a bacteria tuning in to the “creative Word of God” every time it adapts to changing circumstances? Isn't there also a corresponding change in DNA?

How could one describe that change in DNA without it being a “Darwinist” argument?

Do you think it is possible to describe how that DNA changes without it being a “Darwinist” argument?