Over the years, I have found that one of the things creationists have trouble understanding about evolution is the accumulative effect of it. Let's do some comparisons.
Over the years I've found one great fault of posters overconfidence in known science.
God poofed everything into existence versus the universe came into existence via an expansion of space-time and regions more dense than others accumulated matter into what we now know as stars and eventually planets over billions of years.
Nothing that exists could exist: unless something first existed; to become what is now. The first of all: must be;
existence.
God poofed all life into existence versus random mutation filtered by natural selection accumulated into the variation in life we see today.
Evolution and mutation could be part of a
design .
God poofed your house and bank account into existence versus you worked to build up your wealth and possession.
LOL ok...
God poofed you into existence as is versus you started out as a fertilized egg and accumulated your cells to where you are today.
Back to the first point:
Nothing that does have being ‘can’ have being: without first being a part of a greater body-- until you get to that
something That was first--for everything that is now; to ‘exist’ at all.
Was the first energy conscious? No one knows. And that is the argument here with creation and evolution. Evolutionist prefer to say
NO and a creationists prefer to say
YES
My personal position is that it is more potential to be
YES :because; order denotes intelligence as a necessity for today’s evolving universe to change from an indeterminable but apparently singular start. (The first of all to exist, Which had to ‘always be’, before
anything else could be; namely: Existence.)
The scientific opinions are that there was no creator because there is no scientific proof or evidence to show he cares about ‘man’; therefore he does not exist.
But from your post, and others, the Initial poster can only conclude that the majority here are evolutionists, and creationists have an uphill battle to even communicate for real answers.
However, from my post they can conclude that both arguments are simply subjective beliefs being argued, and it is a chance for the poster to come to a decision concerning their own beliefs by debating here.
Edited by tesla, : sentence edit
keep your mind from this way of enquiry, for never will you show that not-being is
~parmenides