kmcosker

Hee hee hee, that is a theological question, which can not be proven either way. As this is a biosciences forum, allow me to pose a bioscience related question. When a scientific law and a scientific theory conflict, which should we disregard? The second law of thermodynamics, a well proven law of science, demonstrates that all things in nature tend to deteriorate and decay, whereas the evolutionary theory would have us believe that all living things evolve in an unbroken upward progression of complexity. Every theoretical evolutionary step from amoeba to man would violate the physical laws of science. Intelligent Design embraces science, while evolution mocks it. I breathlessly await your response.

Ask your biology professor, if all species evolved from a common amoeba, why is there only one species able to adapt the environment to himself. All other species adapt to the environment. Statistically, there should be several or many species that evolved to a higher level of intelligence. Think about this for a moment with an open mind. Hmmm?