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Faith in God does not need a "significant connection" to have occured. However, to even discuss the possibility of His existence, you would probably need to think outside the box of everything that man knows to be "real". Of course, if that is all you know, as is the case with humans, then anything outside that box is a leap of faith.

I'm glad you have faith in humans and their motivations. I guess people don't lie out of greed, fear, coercion, whatever. And records of any kind would, and have, never been altered for reasons that you couldn't fathom. How wonderful mankind has proven himself to be. Dare I say, omniscient?

All I want to know is this, and not one evolutionist here has offered an answer: If life evolved from oceanic bacteria, as the "very wise men" of today seem to think, what kind of mutation could have taken place that ultimately allowed me to give birth? Now use your science. Do you really believe that anyone will ever know the answer to that? What makes that so different than never knowing for sure, that there is a God?
Just curious.

<blockquote data-quote="bododie" data-source="post: 63966" data-attributes="member: 1117">Faith in God does not need a &quot;significant connection&quot; to have occured.&nbsp; However, to even discuss the possibility of His existence, you would probably need to think outside the box of everything that man knows to be &quot;real&quot;.&nbsp; Of course, if that is all you know, as is the case with humans, then anything outside that box is a leap of faith. I&#039;m glad you have faith in humans and their motivations.&nbsp; I guess people don&#039;t lie out of greed, fear, coercion, whatever. And records of any kind would, and have, never been altered for reasons that you couldn&#039;t fathom. How wonderful mankind has proven himself to be. Dare I say, omniscient?All I want to know is this, and not one evolutionist here has offered an answer:&nbsp; If life evolved from oceanic bacteria, as the &quot;very wise men&quot; of today seem to think, what kind of mutation could have taken place that ultimately allowed me to give birth? Now use your science. Do you really believe that anyone will ever know the answer to that?&nbsp; What makes that so different than never knowing for sure, that there is a God?Just curious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bododie, post: 63966, member: 1117"] Faith in God does not need a "significant connection" to have occured. However, to even discuss the possibility of His existence, you would probably need to think outside the box of everything that man knows to be "real". Of course, if that is all you know, as is the case with humans, then anything outside that box is a leap of faith. I'm glad you have faith in humans and their motivations. I guess people don't lie out of greed, fear, coercion, whatever. And records of any kind would, and have, never been altered for reasons that you couldn't fathom. How wonderful mankind has proven himself to be. Dare I say, omniscient? All I want to know is this, and not one evolutionist here has offered an answer: If life evolved from oceanic bacteria, as the "very wise men" of today seem to think, what kind of mutation could have taken place that ultimately allowed me to give birth? Now use your science. Do you really believe that anyone will ever know the answer to that? What makes that so different than never knowing for sure, that there is a God? Just curious. [/QUOTE]

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