Brett Phillips wrote:
>> I am not sure that I fit into this group of people, but I often listen in
> on the arguements. I am not ashamed to say that I believe in Creation,
> why should I be? Is it wrong to have faith in something unprovable? If I
> thought that evolution was a viable explaination to mine/our existence,
> then I would question my faith. So far my [unbiased] studies have
> revealed insufficient evidence to shake the foundations on which I base my
> faith.
>> Evolution certainly has some valid science and very logical points, and I
> don't deny that evolution evolution could take place. Though I personally
> believe that in our case, it didn't.
>
Ok, I don't see that evolution and creation are mutually exclusive. I
believe that someone has already pointed this out. They are only
mutually exclusive when a "belief" dogmatically excludes the other.
Why couldn't there have been a creation of "protolife" that then evolved
to where we are now?
--
Howard Blakesley
