Ben Carson is a creationist

[mayhem]

For what it's worth, I agree with this.

Evolution does not deal with how life began. It deals strictly with what happened to life after it began.
I believe that God created life. Evolution does not refute that and does not try to refute it.

[millergrovesue]

Evolution does not deal with how life began. It deals strictly with what happened to life after it began.
I believe that God created life. Evolution does not refute that and does not try to refute it.

Well said, Bill!

[planosteve]

We don't know how life got started. There was nobody around to record it. We don't know much about the universe yet except our own solar system. So far it looks like life only exists on our own planet. If evidence has been found on other planets or the moon, it's being kept a secret. It could be that life can only exist on a planet similar to ours. That would be my guess. Certainly, we could only exist on a planet with oxygen and water.

[mayhem]

I'm wondering why, if evolution is wrong, almost all scientists reject any form
of creationism.

And ... there is no proof of god's existence. Apparently, that is what faith
is for. Why it would be so, I don't know.


[quote="Sangersteve"][quote]Cause and Effect—Scientific Proof that God Exists
by Kyle Butt, M.A.

The Universe exists and is real. Every rational person must admit this point. If it did not exist, we would not be here to talk about it. So the question arises, “How did the Universe get here?” Did it create itself? If it did not create itself, it must have had a cause.

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