>I know that Creation has some pretty tough spots in it to explain, but
 >from what I've seen, there's much less to explain in Creation than in
 >evolution.
 >How can Creation and evolution fit together? Sure, animals change to
 >adapt to new environments, even today, but that doesn't say much, except
 >that living creatures are well-designed.
 >C-YA!
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WHAT?  You say evolution has more to explain than creationism???
Well, if you consider mythology and immaculate conception to be fact, and 
tall tales to be science, then I guess so.
Evolution has a lot more TO explain.  It is COMPLICATED.  I think those who 
believe in God simply don't like the unknown, so instead of searching for 
answers, they can just "believe" women have pain with childbirth because Eve 
ate an apple, snakes are on their bellies because the snake TALKED to Eve, 
but was really possessed by the devil, that earth was created with a majic 
wand, etc..  One question for ya--if a God created the earth and it's 
inhabitants, please explain who created God.  I believe man's imagination did 
in an effort to explain the unexplained in a time when mythology was 
fashionable and to gain control of people's minds, money, and power. This 
idea of a God has gone on too long, and in the face of evolution, i don't see 
how it survived--maybe brainwashing?   There is ample proof of evolution and 
there is only one link missing.  The theory has held up EXTREMELY well for 
many, many years.
Kelly.cowan@ebbs.cts.com
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