If you are wondering about how Christians who study science resolve some of their questions?

Question

then try this link on carbon dating and share your thoughts. I found it to be an intelligent review of carbon dating. I find I am confronted frequently with trying to explain how I can believe in Creation and science. I believe God created everything. I believe logic is a tool He gave man so we would be even more amazed when we began studying His creation. How do other Christians who also believe in God and science resolve this? I find I frequently feel alone, rejected by both creationist and evolutionist and wonder how others have handled this.

http://www.reasons.org/resources/fff/2001issue07/index.shtml

jin that was very funny lol

Answer 1

I feel a person can believe in intelligent design and evolution

Answer 2

I look at the alternatives. A pre-existent molecule implodes and then explodes, producing the whole universe! BANG! hahahahaha rotflmao----- wait wait -- then radom chemicals come together under magic rays of something and create life! hehehe I can't stand it-- This begins a nonsensical progression of mutants finding extant mutants with the same traits to breed with and maybe produce fertile offspring before they die to advance the evolutionary fable a fraction of a micron leading up to you and me.Hard to believe? OK but wait-- it takes "Billions & Billions" of years-- see? so NOW you can believe it....right?

Answer 3

I've never dated carbon.



I once had a brief, torrid affair with some magnesium, but, well, it's too painful to recall.

Answer 4

I appreciate the work of Hugh Ross.

Answer 5

science is not biblical but God is always right

Answer 6

Science can be wrong, God is never wrong.

Answer 7

And yet you believe in talking snakes.

Amazing.

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