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Tim DeLaney

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From: Tim DeLaney <delaney.timo...@comcast.net>

Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 17:24:33 -0800 (PST)

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Subject: A few serious questions for YEC's

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OK, many evolutionists answered Adman's similarly titled post both
seriously and politely. Turnabout is fair play, right?

1. In your opinion, did God create other worlds with life on them?
("Other worlds" to include other other universes)

2. If so, did He populate them with men? The issue is "in His
image and likeness." Presumably, if He created mankind thus,
the argument is that He would create all sentient beings exactly
the same. Why not?

3. If he did not populate them with men, what was the point? My
reading of Genesis is that lower forms of life were created for man
to have dominion over.

4. Why did God wait so long to create us? Presumably, since He
has existed forever, He waited an infinite period of time before He
did all the creating detailed in Genesis.

5. Is there any scientific evidence that would convince you that
God used evolution as his tool of choice in creating man?

6. Is there any religious evidence that would convince you of
the same?

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