The other thing I would lik to mention is the creationist view versus the veiw of evolution that was breifly mentioned in class. Again, I'm a Christian and I believe that God created all that exists: the earth, the sun, all the planets and stars, everything. I'm not completely denouncing evolution here. I believe that God created the world, and then certain plants and animal evolved, to a degree! I'm not saying God put a fish in the sea and it crawled out and a million years later became a snake. That's called macroevolution, the belief that all organisms that exist today started from single-celled organisms or some other species entirely. This I do not believe. I believe in microevolution, the belief that organisms put in certain environments can develope certain physical traits that help them to survive this new environment. So yes, I believe in evolution, to a degree. And I believe that all the species of organisms on this earth today (some having a few minor changes due to microevolution), were originally placed here by God.
Even evolutionists have to have a theary of where it all came from. And don't just answer the big bang. A mixing of chemicals is not a valid answer because a mixing of chemicals would mean there would have to be cheicals to mix. And where did those come from? If you are an evolutionist, I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying you're missing part of your theory. I believe that God holds the answer. If you don't believe this, that's fine. It's your choice. We all have a free will. I'm simply saying you should make sure you have the whole picture.
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