Let's go over their facts.
1. The earth came into being approximately 4.5 billion years ago.
2. Life supposedly began about 3.8 billion years ago.
3. The average lifespan or generation of man/bacteria is approximately 20 years. Supposedly, this is taking in consideration the time of an average human lifespan, which is 40 years and the common bacteria, which is approximately a day.
4. By their own calculations, that is about 190 million generations.
Is it only me or does the math add up? By their own calculations, it would take approximately 3.1 million years more than the earth has been in existence, for evolution to be viable.
In case you missed it, there just isn't enough time for evolution to occur.
And that's what you find, When You Search For The Truth.
Hi Keith, I like the Amplified Bible who said, 'the empty headed fool says in his heart that there is no God'.
ReplyDeleteAnd just an interesting observation; even the scientists know that we have the animal DNA in our genetic make up of mankind.
They just can't see it in the Bible and neither can the Christians :-)
I think that the Lord Jesus has closed their eyes to see it.
Merry Christmas my friend!
Hi Paul. At my count, there are less than five things that we really disagree on. However, I agree with your comment.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy Chanukkah to you, my friend!
Hi Keith,
ReplyDeleteif I try to understand what science says about many things I become totally confused. As I get into contact with the Lord through prayer and the written Word everything makes sense.
My computer is in being repaired at the moment, and I am not very good at using my smartphone yet, so I am over at my local life centre blogging. Have a lovely Christmas with your families both of you. God bless us all with His wisdom and knowledge.
Brenda
Hi Brenda. I think the big problem is not science, but those who interpret it. God has given us a responsibility to reveal the truth in science and shed light on the lies of Satan and his cohorts in science.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry for your computer being down. However, I perform a lot of my duties, on my iPhone. I'm sure that you will end up liking it, very convenient.
I hope that you and yours have a Merry Christmas and a Happy Chanukah. Don't forget Chanukah (The yearly rededication of the temple) starts on Christmas, this year, even though I know that you and I rededicate ourselves to the Spirit of God, on a daily basis.