So, my point is that every possible random set of pre-universe preconditions may have been happening exactly simultaneously, resulting in infinite numbers of universes with different physics than our own. We just happen to be in this one, which looks they way it does and acts the way it does. And this may still be occurring simultaneously across all time as we know it “outside” our universe. No waiting period required. It just was, is, and will be because the math makes it possible.

* Unlike fundies, I reserve the right to change my opinion as new discoveries are made about the true origins of our universe by real scientists doing real science and not illiterate sheep hearders.

Ah, I see — someone found the old post.

Hey, the good news is the courts have tossed ICR’s appeal of Texas’s refusal to let them grant science degrees in that crap — it’s just not science.

See here:
http://timpanogos.wordpress.com/2010/06/24/creationism-crash-covered/

And here:
http://timpanogos.wordpress.com/2010/06/22/institute-for-creation-research-loses-bid-to-give-creationism-degrees-in-texas/

So, Texas won’t honor ICR’s telling lies about science. Whether Christians wish to join creationists in telling lies is their right, but rather contrary to most Christian theology, it seems to me.

Um wow – we don’t believe in a flat earth…

Why not? Don’t you believe what your Bible tells you?

And don’t you think it takes a lot more faith to believe that hundreds of minute details lined up perfectly against all odds to create a Big Bang, than that there might be a God who created us all?

No.

*cough* *cough* This is a dusty article. *Rubs eyes* Sorry… better now.

Hey! All of my articles are as fresh now as the day they were written! They’re also a lot fresher than the ideas taught in the ICR correspondence course.

…hundreds of minute details lined up perfectly against all odds to create a Big Bang…

Dear Drive-By Poster Jennifer in CA:

You clearly have very little (maybe none?) concept of what the Big Bang Theory is. That’s okay. I’ll be honest when I say that I struggle to grasp the finer details of what the theory describes. Math is hard, afterall.

But if you think that the mechanism by which a magical daddy poofed all of existence into existence is less complicated than the quantum events necessary to lead up to what is known as the Big Bang, then… well… There is no hope for you.

Sincerely,
Parrotlover77

And don’t you think it takes a lot more faith to believe that hundreds of minute details lined up perfectly against all odds to create a Big Bang, than that there might be a God who created us all?

This blog is full of research. In fact, if you did any, you’d see that we’ve already thoroughly covered Ben Stein’s movie (at least as much of it as anybody who doesn’t sign a non-disclosure agreement and loyalty oath is allow to see).

Evolution has been covered in this blog extensively. Again, if you had done any research, you’d know that.

In fact, if you had done any research at all, you’d know that evolution is a fact supported by more data than almost anything else in science. Since you refuse to believe that, I think you should apply to the Creationist Worldview Program. It’s designed for lazy people incapable of critical thinking.