Since Creationists know that matter does not self-organize, do they reject the existence of snowflakes?

Answer 1

No, they just think god sits and creates each one by hand.

Answer 2

Water crystals freezing into patterns is a pretty far cry from living and breathing organisms. There's no doubt that snowflakes form, but are snow flakes evolving into a more improved snowflake...replacing pre-historic snowflakes? Nope...their just still snowflakes!

Answer 3

More importantly, are you a good squirrel or a bad squirrel? All good squirrels go to heaven. I just wonder if they'll let me feed the dinosaurs at the Kentucky Creationist museum. Do they hand out, like what, elephant thigh cuts to throw to the raptors? That is so cool. Do they have a Noah's Ark ride? That would also be pretty cool. With all them animals, I wonder if that's how the poop deck got its name aboard ships. But I digress. Snowflakes are very good at self-organization out of self-defense because of all the reverse discrimination for being white.

Answer 4

Every snowfake is formed during a snow storm which is at the perfect temperature to produce snowflakes. Just a few tens of degrees more or less and no snowflakes could form.

Of course this is not proof of gods. It is proof of snow pixies.

Answer 5

"pissdownsatansback

self organize or evolve and change into something it wasn't previously? ie: another species? snowflakes are part of nature which is under natural law which is natural. nothing random or chaotic about it"

Let's see, a snow flake is a solid, then melts into a liquid, changes into a gas and the cycle starts again, also, a snow flake is never the same, each one is different, nothing previous about it.

Answer 6

No, of course not. The Fundies would say that "god" takes the time to personally create each and every one of them.....and just a little bit different from every other one too. Because it is always winter somewhere, "god" really has his hands full making all these snowflakes. Maybe that is why "he" allowed the bear to drag that 11 year old boy out of his tent and kill him (and on Father's Day too)......"he" was just too preoccupied making snowflakes.

Answer 7

Snowflakes are so suited and so numerous that it exhibits the genuine glory of god. they're created that way as a attempt of religion! Or some mumbo-jumbo like that. you're assuming they could dare learn sufficient technology to even understand what you're talking approximately... probable no longer a great assumption. ;)

Answer 8

The birds in Darwin's study all had different beaks adapted to their needs, but they were still birds. Nothing changed in the birds, they still produced after their kind, which is a bird. Same with dogs, many kinds of dogs, but all are dogs and produce more dogs.
Matter adapts or adjusts to its need because God is not wasteful, everything he made is conserved in one way or another.
Snowflakes fall and must have perfect form since the One who thought of them has a perfect mind.
However man can never adapt to darkness, his eyes will disappear, he needs light.
This light is Christ.

Answer 9

response to "pissdownsatansback" and "applelove"

The formation of individual snowflakes is more random and chaotic than evolution (or speciation). I think the question was actually about the formation of the first living thing.

Answer 10

Snowflakes dont "self-organize" either. There is a simple and perfectly logical explanation for the formation of snowflakes, in fact, I think they teach that in elementary science courses.

Snowflakes dont "self-organize" anymore than they keyboard you used to type this question.

http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals/

Answer 11

Snow is a holy thing according to the Book of Squirrel. If christians reject it, they do so at their own peril.