Creationist questions from a creationist

What problems would those be, exactly? It may be that your problems are the result of a misunderstanding of the theory itself, but we can't tell unless you describe them for us. I'm not a Creationist, so I can't really speak to how this question in answered in the Creationist framework. Personally, I think the whole notion of a "perfect world" vs. a "fallen world" is the result of distorted idealism and projection, and that a "perfect world" as Christians commonly describe it is either pointless, impossible, or both.The answers that I have seen offered in reponse to questions like yours generally end up appealing to God's inscrutable motives, or his "Divine Plan," as it were, which basically translates to "I don't like to think about those questions, so I'll ignore them by substituing the unknown with a resignation to my belief that it is instead unknowable."Blessings,::[This message has been edited by ::, 07-29-2003]