Belief

Belief in something is common to the human condition. One can not know for certain all the answers. No matter how deep we try to dig man will never be able to uncover all of life's secretes, let alone those of the universe. When considering the existence of man one asks himself, where did life originate. Some claim that millions of years ago life evolved on a planet filled with water and land. While this in and of itself is hardly fathomable given the statistical probability of such events occurring in random succession as to produce this organism, there is yet more problem to this notion.
Going back to the existence of the earth. Say there happens to be a planet that arose from a "BIG BANG," where did the stuff to create this matter come from? Matter: the substance or substances of which any physical object consists or is composed; something that occupies space-dictionary.com. And the space itself, how does that exist? There exist molecules and atoms and electrons and preons and quarks and quantum foam. All these things scream of design. From where would they come from if not created? To say that something came from nothing is impossible, lest we throw away the very foundations of our scientific knowledge including the First Law of Thermodynamics- Energy cannot be created or destroyed. Thus for the earth to exist without a creator is non-sequitur.
Furthermore, taking the theory that the earth has always been in existence we should now expect that it would be dead considering the Second Law of Thermodynamics-the law of entropy. And before laying claim to the argument that the earth is only part way through her journey to the grave, consider that macroevolution, as claimed by Darwinists to occur, itself does not follow with this law as material would become more complex rather than simpler. And though it is possible for random atomic collisions to occasionally lead to the formation of a molecule, this molecule will never stick around long enough for thousands of other molecules to form around it and organize into a cell. Considering the leap of FAITH required for one to Believe that a cell was formed under these conditions, it takes considerably more faith to believe that somehow this cell was able to reproduce before its death and somehow lead to multi-celled organisms and so on.
It is truly laughable for anyone to consider that he can know truth about these events, and no amount of scientific inquiry is ever going to change this fact. It is simply not possible to make wild statements that preclude that any other position is impossible with any degree of credibility. There would be no debate if such knowledge was possible. Therefore, I urge you that if you find solace in the belief that evolution lead to the existence of human beings you are not believing in a truth but in a theology, of which God is removed from a place of worship and replaced with lowly man. In this one can not call himself an atheist, for though he precludes the religions in which he is subservient to another, he finds himself in a religion of which he is the god, believing that random events lead to his existence, touting him importance. With this I ask you to consider the first temptation and the first sin. The serpent asked Eve to eat of the fruit of the tree of good and evil with the lure that she would become like God. Does it not strike you as odd that this same temptation, to make oneself on the same level as God, and thus diminish His significance, is the basic ploy of the theory of evolution?

THINK!