Some Big Questions by Stephen Wall

The Bible

2024-05-16 17:46:50 UTC

Does Christian creationist beliefs have less credibility observed from direct evidence since the Bible has various miracles along with creation that cannot be explained through natural processes? Does that make the Christian lifestyle less credible?

swall46 — 2024-05-16 17:50:18 UTC

With so much variation in the interpretation of scientific data, why doesn't God make it indisputable and obvious how He created things.

Faith

2024-05-16 17:50:29 UTC

Is the majority of our belief that the things in the Bible are real based on faith or on factual evidence from direct observation? If these are sources from direct observation, are they reliable sources?

2024-05-16 17:50:47 UTC

Why aren't humans evolving? Humans nowadays are not evolving like other species towards their environment. Doesn't this prove we are not descendants of monkeys? The world has the precise gravity to hold together the earth, how did an explosion have the impact to form the perfect amount of gravity to hold together the earth? Someone must have created the perfect amount for this earth to hold together

Creationists - Good question

2024-05-16 17:52:05 UTC

Could the big bang be when God said let there be light? Could God have designed the species to adapt to certain habitats if there habitat changes?

Direct Evidence

2024-05-16 17:52:50 UTC

Do we see natural selection causing evolution in the species we think that we evolved from? Why haven't we seen this if the earth is so old, and these animals have gone under such drastic and extreme environments that promote "evolution," and demote the life of species that aren't fit for the environment?

2024-05-16 17:55:09 UTC

How come we have explored the entire universe and have not found heaven? Is the universe in a box, and the heavens are outside of the box? Where is heaven?

2024-05-16 17:55:09 UTC

How can God create the world when no one created him?

swall46 — 2024-05-16 17:56:48 UTC

With God being the creator of time, and therefore outside of time, would He be concerned with a short creation process?, or would it make more sense to create a long process that brings Him glory throughout?

swall46 — 2024-05-16 17:58:54 UTC

What purpose is there to life in an evolutionary process without a Creator?

2024-05-16 17:59:37 UTC

If the world began as a hot dense subatomic particle, then how is the world not destroyed from the heat

DNA and Soft tissue (Darwin's Theory)

2024-05-16 18:09:39 UTC

Why do we see DNA from dinosaurs and fossilised soft tissue, when first of all, the environment these animals were living in would demote the presence of these things forming and staying intact? Second of all, Darwin made this hypothesis on the limited evidence he had and the limited available research he had on this process of DNA and soft tissue survival. He thought that because these creatures were so old and dated, they wouldn't be able to survive the conditions they went through because of the old earth theory, even though he used technology that wasn't credible at the time (radiometric dating methods). Thirdly, we see today that even after all these hypothetical scenarios Evolutionary theorists believe to have happened to these species like dinosaurs, their DNA and soft tissue fossilised and survived after all this "time." If Darwin's evidence was false, what does that say about his conclusion about natural selection being evolution? All of this evidence that we have against this theory proves the existence of the flood and the young earth, along with other pieces of proof of this.