http://beyondcommonsense.com:80/2009/02/12/1234491240000.html Considering the breathtaking speed at which our understanding of (and mastery over) nature has matured over the last one hundred years, it's almost impossible to understand there is still a debate about the merits of biological evolution one hundred fifty ... en Ephraim Tekle Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:53:39 GMT Pebble (http://pebble.sourceforge.net) http://backend.userland.com/rss http://beyondcommonsense.com:80/2009/02/12/1234491240000.html#comment1266540819283 <p>Hi Ephraim,</p> <p>True we should not expect to comment on something such as quantum physics when we do not have the expertise. I agree. But, I respectfully disagree when it comes to evolution. Here is why:</p> <p>1. Not all scientists even agree about evolution. There is so much uncertainity.</p> <p>2. I would argue that it is simply a fallacy to stand on the argument that the known universe came about on its own. Its complexity is self evident that there indeed is a creator behind all these things. The question is this &quot;creator&quot; cannot be known as you or I would like it to be known. But, those of us who believe in God say God amply make Himself known by His creation. Thus, it would be up to you and the others to know Him.</p> <p>3. Unless He, God, reveal Himself you or I could not know Him. The good thing is God says &quot;if you seek me diligently, you will find me.&quot;</p> <p>I implore you to give Him a try.</p> <p>God bless.</p> <p>Amare</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> Anonymous http://beyondcommonsense.com:80/2009/02/12/1234491240000.html#comments http://beyondcommonsense.com:80/2009/02/12/1234491240000.html#comment1266540819283 Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:53:39 GMT