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:As to young earth creationism, I'm very well aware of the arguments put forth by proponents.  However, in reading them critically, which is my ''modus legendi'' for all books, they simply fail scientifically and logically.  The various explanations of "tired light" and "flood geology" (etc.) are too ludicrous to take seriously, violating, as they do, the laws of physics, geology and plate tectonics.  Yes, I know of the argument that "god can do anything he wants", but said argument is really just a tautology.
 
:As to young earth creationism, I'm very well aware of the arguments put forth by proponents.  However, in reading them critically, which is my ''modus legendi'' for all books, they simply fail scientifically and logically.  The various explanations of "tired light" and "flood geology" (etc.) are too ludicrous to take seriously, violating, as they do, the laws of physics, geology and plate tectonics.  Yes, I know of the argument that "god can do anything he wants", but said argument is really just a tautology.
 
:BTW -- All ancient religions have their own creation story, what makes the bible's verson fact and the others mere myth?  (rhetorical).  [[User:NousEpirrhytos|NousEpirrhytos]] 06:14, 11 April 2007 (EDT)
 
:BTW -- All ancient religions have their own creation story, what makes the bible's verson fact and the others mere myth?  (rhetorical).  [[User:NousEpirrhytos|NousEpirrhytos]] 06:14, 11 April 2007 (EDT)
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==What the serpent said==
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In Genesis 3:1, the serpent questions what God said concerning the tree of life.  "Com'on, Eve...did God really say you can't eat from that tree?"  One can transliterate this verse any way they want, but the meaning remains the same: Satan did not attack God personally, but he attacked His word, questioning what He said, and trying to make Eve question it too, which she ultimately did.
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The above individuals who have come here to Conservapedia specifically to this article have attempted the same thing.  Rather than prove God doesn't exist, they went after His word, repeatedly questioning it, questioning the evidence supporting it, belittling any answer which came their way...and at one point I was accused of the bias.  This is going to stop.  Either accept the Bible as it is, or leave.  This is Conservapedia.  It's not "Liberalpedia".  [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 12:32, 11 April 2007 (EDT)
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