(A letter from me to crystalfalcon who is a pagan with a scientific mindset. I know witnessing is't about winning arguements. But I consider evolution to be an insult to every human that was ever brout up into exhistance. Me and crystalfalcon have had an on-going dialogue for two weeks now. The whole discussion has proved to be stimulating and engaging for both of us, this letter is one of my most recent ones, there is not however a spirit of argumentiveness)
             Well it sounds like we're getting down to the nuts and bolts of out discussion. I was not, however, steamed at your reply, you were just being honest and I admire that. Later we'll talk more about what you said concerning the laws of nature. But then there would be no sense in trying to prove each other wrong unless you and I have some sort of agreement as to what right and wrong are; just as there'd be no sense in saying that a football player had committed a foul unless there was some agreement on the rules of football. thus our on-going discussion will turn into an on-going quarrel. Even so this has already proved to be engaging, I'v not had a challenge like this ever. In this letter I'm going to press upon you my tak on the theory of evolution.
             First let us define evolution. to the scientist the theory of evolution customarily means a process by which the whole universe came about through a progression of interrelated phenomena. In biology or zoology the theory of evolution supposes that existng animals and plants have their origins in simper forms that have been proggressively modified through successive generations over extended periods of time. Scientific evolution eliminates belief in God or special creation and ascribes the origins of al life to the action of random chemical and physical forces.(from goo to you by way of the zoo).
             The Bible does teach an act of creation by God of a universe out of formless void, and then individual acts of
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