Evidence for God from Science

Bah, there's something wrong with Theobald's response which i can't clearly make out yet(shame on me). He hardly refutes anything but that's just my opinion

The most common excuse for believing in a infinite universe now-days is the string theory. It's a bunch of speculation to me. No evidence to support such a position but they'd accept any alternative to escape a beginning. What are your thoughts?

Wow, even though the site is for kids, it's really interesting!

Thank you for sharing.

Hi Mac, I'm sorry I don't have more websites for you. One of the authors I quoted is dead now. You will need his books for that. Here are some good websites for you that I use often... http://www.godandscience.org/ (obviously) http://www.reasons.org/ http://www.newcreationism.org/ http://www.answer...

No problem Mac.. Just take your time to get the facts.. After some serious thought, i have concluded the the flood is indeed local. Took some time to think out but there seemed to be more evidence to the contrary. I am planning on putting a side by side comparison of local flood vs global flood arg...

So no one had a comment on what i thought about the passage eh? I was wondering if my thinking was flawed. Oh well.

I have to say that all those are some interesting comments. I've brought this up to a very sincere brother in Christ and here is what he had to say: I got on the website you linked for me to look at, and found that it had some pretty good points about the flood. It made me realize how the important ...

Sorry if I was a little forward there Mac.. I just wanted to let you know, don't let a few misinterpreted words (from the past) lead you into explaining away this global flood.. It's not worth it.. Yes, the a local flood is pretty convincing and probably is about to win me over. There's just this n...

in the light of that evidence, it seems to me that it is up to Ark proponents to demonstrate that such a ship could be built or specify the material properties necessary for gopher wood to hold up. Almost anything is (was?) possible if a vague "things were different back then" claim is ma...

Gman wrote:Of course if you believe in a global flood, this is what you are up against... Good luck.

Meh, i don't believe in luck...

Not entirely... Can you explain with greater detail the problem with Rich's Explaination? I said it was very convincing so there isn't many problems with it. I'm going to check the hebrew words for that though. Can you show some references for Jews believing the Flood was Global? There is no eviden...

Turgonian wrote: 3. Harry Potter, 1-2-4-3

Harry Potter?

Hmmm.. I never thought of it (PC) as giving into macro-evolution... I think what wikipedia may be implying here is that God helps species change but not by jumping phylums.. This one describes it correctly but they list problems with it which probably have been answered: http://www.creationwiki.net...

Okay, i'll leave some comments on this. Wood is not the best material for shipbuilding. How about environment? There could've been stronger trees back then. It is not enough that a ship be built to hold together; it must also be sturdy enough that the changing stresses don't open gaps in its hull. W...

I see your up late too. You must live on the west coast also then... :) I sure am. :P Yes, totally I agree there. I'm a Presbyterian by trade, but now belong to a local Bible Church. I was coached under Chip Ingram from Dallas Theological Seminary if that helps.. But that isn't where I became an OE...