Zippyday

shouldn't we be immune to disease, cancer, famine, floods, tornadoes, typhoons, tsunamis, hurricanes, etc? According to Darwin, our environment made us this way. However, we've got some messed up weather these days. Shouldn't we be evolving further into a higher plane of survival? Uh...like now.

What is it anyway? Apparently it's the mirror opposite of a counterpart subatomic particle. When you smash the two together, they annihilate and give off a lot of energy. So there's none of it left. Yet, on America's last bold NASA mission, they put a $2 Billion spectrometer on the space station to point it out into deep space and look for the leftover anti-matter that supposedly came from the big bang. We're looking for space fart? On NASA's last mission?

Why was my tax payer dollars wasted on a scope that's pointing out into space to look at nothing?

For theists, it's a simple answer. God created it. But for believers in evolution, it's like an obsession. Why would you want to know? Why would you need to know? If you're an evolved being, your current state is more sophisticated than your former state. Your future state would be more sophisticated than your current state. What's the obsession with the past? If Bill Gates wanted to make something better than Windows 7, why would he want to go back to Windows 1.0? Just a thought.

Just wondering. I don't think any scientists have agreed on this or not.

Bad world famine AKA black horse of revelation: http://www.worldtocome.org/player.html#!Item=55924...

40 Days and 40 Nights With No Food or Water, complete fasting and constantly tempted by the Devil.

or...

Crucifixion?

Keep in mind that if Christ had failed on either point, humankind would have been hosed.

think he would serve?