Re: evolution, was Metabolic Typing

[Guest guest]

If God created random chance then it isn't so random, is it?

Besides, evolutionists don't claim that evolution is guided by random chance,

but by natural selection-- genetic mutations are random, natural selection is

a logical, orderly force. In other words, making order out of chaos.

I had thought that Behe made a good case for the irreducible

complexity of biochemical systems, but I've seen since quite a few

explanations for the biochemical systems he claims are irreducibly complex.

If one is to assume God plays an active and interactive role in the universe

then one must believe his hand works through the natural laws he created, or

else believe there are no natural laws at all, which is absurd. Maybe

" random chance " isn't as random as we like to think, looks random to us, but

to a bigger mind looking down from higher up at a bigger picture might not

look so random.

In any case, we're probably in danger of veering a bit too off-topic.

Chris

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