Evidence for God from Science

I'm so surprised. First coming here, (two days ago,) I thought most of you must be around the top of that hill or had just disappeared behind it. We're mostly my age??? That is, give or take a few years. I wish you could put personal info. in your profile like age and gender and maybe some other stu...

However, even though children and infants are all in God's Hands because of their inability to decide for themselves, they aren't innocent and righteous. I can't find it right now, but there's at least one verse that clearly states that from the womb we are sinful. Each baby is born with sin on it's...

What we're saying here, Muhammad, is that what we see in the Christian God is something eternally precious that your view of Allah doesn't have. This thing is what makes our lives worth living for us. We don't want to serve such a demanding, love-less taskmaster as your Allah. Nor could we love such...

Oh, I feel so loved! God is so Good. He's been showing me lately that He does want me to share what He's given me, and your comment on my comments is just another confirmation of this for me. I just love it! I'm so excited about it all! A few hours ago I was at my Bible study, (we actually went ove...

Have you read it and so concluded that it's not in there? I don't know, I'm just asking. I tried to read some of it once several years ago, but whatever I read didn't make sense to me. Has anyone here read it and understood it? Or was I just plain stupid? Honest question.

I get you now. I've always read that verse as a time-reference, so it took untill I read it over again later with a fresh look to understand that you're right, and I was wrong. It's interesting to see it this way. It does say that there wasn't rain before the Fall! Huh. So there were plants and tree...

Exactly. That's why it's in Gen. 1:2, the second verse. I can't tell you how pleased I was to have found the definitions to back up the science so specifically here. I'm bursting! And I can't help it! But it feels so good!

Oh, I feel so loved! God is so Good. He's been showing me lately that He does want me to share what He's given me, and your comment on my comments is just another confirmation of this for me. I just love it! I'm so excited about it all! A few hours ago I was at my Bible study, (we actually went over...

Got it. Thanks. I edited it, just so people know it's no longer there; not like it's a big deal or anything.

Brian, There is just so much evidence for Christianity out there you'd start to roll your eyes like I do :roll: at those "experts" who say there's no real proof, and that if you want to believe you have to take that infamous, (and blasphemous,) "leap in the dark" that the one guy...

Hi everyone, I've already written a few posts, and am eager for any responses, please! I'm, just like HelpmeGod, 20 and almost 21. A bright young girl who hungers daily for the deepest conversation possible about the things of God, which, as I've stated in my profile, is my main interest! God is so ...

When you read the Bible simply and plainly you easily come to conclude that the "formless and void" "earth" of Genesis 1:2 was indeed just the particles from which it was later formed into something distinguishable as a completely formed planet. The words for "formless"...

The Garden of Eden was on Earth, exactly where God described it was. The Flood must have been what did away with it, because the Tree of Life in Revelations is actually many trees of life near the river of life, or something like that, but they're on the new earth in the new heavens, not here- they'...

From The Case for a Creator by Lee Strobel: The matter rushing apart... consisted of such elementary particles as negatively charged electrons, positively charged positrons, and neutrinos, which lack both electrical charge and mass. Interestingly enough, there were also photons: 'The universe,' [Ste...

Sorry AttentionKmartShoppers, the clearance on pantyhose is over! What is meant by, "Now no shrub of the field was yet in the earth, and no plant of the field had yet sprouted," (Gen. 2:5) was simply that Genesis 1:12 hadn't taken place yet before God sent rain, but was when, "a mist ...