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Joshua...
if we can stretch our minds to say "why could God not have created using evolution" then why bother discussing anything here. The God of the bible does not use a sloppy evolution approach. The bible tells us that God spoke, and things came into being. The whole salvation account.. Christ dying on the cross for our sins, has its roots in genesis. If God never created a REAL ADAM AND EVE, then there was no one to bring sin into the world. After creating, God said "It was good".. that does not encompass millions of years of evolution, and death, before ADAM, to lead up to Adam.. Otherwise the created world would not be good, but rather a playground for death. It was through Adams sin, that death< a temporary enemy> entered the world. Christ took our sin, and guilt upon himself at the Cross, and died there. God raised him from the dead, and because he took our sins, we have forgivness from them. If you argue that evolution happened, then you destroy the christian message. This is why christians need to stand up and stop the sillyness, that is proseletyzing evolution. Scientific laws state,
Energy can not be created or destroyed
Entropy is happening
Spontanious generation is impossible.
These laws, proved over and over and over and over again, should be the measuring stick for the evolutionary theory.

Lab after lab will tell you this, yet some people have a great faith in evolution and say if given enough time, we can contradict even the firmest of scientific laws.
I would like one question answered properly. EdwardC, I do not need statistics, because they just show that the masses are uneducated, and heavily indoctrinated by puesdo-science evolution...
Question. What mechanism exists to spur evolution forward. What onward and upward maachine.
Please no hasty responses. Your answers will be checked for scientific veracity.

Mutation takes existing dna, and alters it, causing a "NET LOSS" of genetic information. There are examples of short term benefits, but always at a great loss to the organism. Sickle cell enemia as a great example. People with this condition are less prone to get maleria, because of the reduced efficiency of their blood cells in carrying oxygen. Now this is a small benefit to those few people in maleria prone areas, but only until they have to work hard for their food, or participate in sports or other activities that require lots of oxygen in the blood. They have a small survival advantage pertaining to maleria, but in all other areas, they are less likely to survive because they can't get the oxygen to their bodies as quickly as the rest of us.