DNA Disproves Evolution
And Favors Creation
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From: Beta Tester <suppressed: different address
from signature>
To: Positive Atheism <editor@positiveatheism.org>
Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 5:18 PM
Subject: pa-via_q_and_a:_atheism_and_outlook
Your statement regarding DNA. Did you know that when Darwin wrote his book he had no idea about DNA. Those scientists had no idea that life was so structured. DNA disproves evolution and favors creation. Any rational unbiased person who has studied it would come to this conclusion. DNA is order, is a plan. But not the only evidence of order, there are many evidences that cause a rational unbiased person to look for a creator.
Buy the way your information on Christian religion is not even close. You should have someone who understands the Christian religion do your writing on that subject, otherwise people will just laugh at you information.
Statements that are incorrect: never whether the Scripture itself is true or applicable. This is not used in proper context and shows the ignorance of the writer on the subject. "ye shall know them by their fruits."
Some theologians within Western Protestantism admit this and have begun to question the validity of the Bible itself Just because some theologian is ignorant (and there are so many that are) does not reflect on the evidence substantiating a belief, it only points out that a individual is uncertain with their knowledge and education. If you are trying to open up discussion to find the truth try to be a little less biased.
Please proceed with your positive outlook and hope that some relativist does not decide he has the right to cannibalize you in his quest for finding out his own truth.
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Thank you.
DD
From: Positive Atheism <editor@positiveatheism.org>
To: Beta Tester <suppressed>
Subject: Re: pa-via_q_and_a:_atheism_and_outlook
Date: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 2:43 AM
DNA disproves evolution and favors creation. Any rational unbiased person who has studied it would come to this conclusion.
These are merely statements.
The sentence, "An invisible leprauchan lives in my Chicago Cubs hat" is a statement, but it proves nothing.
Please make your case.
Buy the way your information on Christian religion is not even close.
But you don't tell us where we are wrong about the Christian religion.
You don't pull any statements we have made and demonstrate where we are
mistaken. Again, this is just a statement with no case to back it up.
Statements that are incorrect: never whether the Scripture itself is true or applicable. This is not used in proper context and shows the ignorance of the writer on the subject. "ye shall know them by their fruits."
Wha -- !?
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