>>>>But surely you'll agree that Creationism is strictly and only based in "faith" and absolutely nothing else.
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>>>There are a lot of stuff about evolution that requires "faith" as well.
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>>>>I am confident that if science found something tomorrow that brought the current theory of evolution into serious doubt it would be widely discussed and possibly even tossed.
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>>>Knowing the size of ego with some scientist, I have my doubts. They'll just come up with another theory until it's trumped by another theory and so on and so on.
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>>But that's precisely how science works!
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>I'll agree. But my point was evolution is not an absolute fact like some would like to believe and portray. I and agree that science must continue to try to find answers.
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>>As you know, there are very few absolutes in the universe these days (WMD in Iraq being an example). Does it make you wonder how Creationism can be so absolute in all this chaos?
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>I think in many ways the universe is very well organized. Yeah, there are stars colliding into each other and violent eruptions going on everywhere in the universe and galaxies are colliding into one another every second. But none that affects any life form that we know of (this of course assumes that we are the only ones in this universe).
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>Funny how earth happens to be at the exact distance away from the sun and at exact tilt on is axis to allow life to flurish. How seasons come and go right on que every year. Did this happen by chance? Maybe... maybe not... no one knows.

In the beginning there was nothing.
And God said "Let there be light!"
And... well... there was still nothing, but
now you could see it.
Dave Thomas - SCTV